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Mayor of London approves Westfield's White City regeneration plans


The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has approved Westfield's plans for the redevelopment of land to the north of its shopping centre in west London's White City.

The £1bn scheme includes plans for up to 1,347 homes, 162 of which will be affordable, across several blocks. The proposals also include a 230,000 sq ft John Lewis department store; cafes; restaurants; offices; a leisure complex; and a children's play area.

Westfield expects construction to take place in phases over a period of up to nine years.

"Westfield has had a transformational impact on Shepherds Bush and White City, kickstarting widespread social and economic regeneration. This expansion will create thousands of much-needed new homes and jobs and ensure that the area remains one of West London's leading shopping destinations for many years to come", said the mayor in a statement.

Hammersmith and Fulham Council resolved to grant outline planning permission for the redevelopment in April.  Construction is expected to commence next year.

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