The planning committee will be deciding the Sainsbury's application TONIGHT (Wednesday) at 7PM. However, the committee will make its own determination and we need as many people as possible to attend the meeting to demonstrate the level of public opposition to the proposals and make sure they reject it. So if you have a free evening, please come down to the Town Hall at 7PM TONIGHT. The address is: Council Chamber, 1st Floor, Mulberry Place, Town Hall, 5 Clove Cresent, Poplar, London E14 2BG It will be lovely to see you and hopefully celebrate the application being rejected! Kind regards, SUMMARY The proposed development would cause substantial harm to the significance of the Grade I Listed Trinity Green Almshouses, by reason of the introduction of Building 1 which impacts adversely upon the setting of this historic, low scale courtyard arranged set of buildings. The proposed development would cause significant, albeit less than substantial, harm to the character and appearance of the Stepney Green Conservation Area, by reason of the height, scale and mass of the proposed development and its impact upon local townscape views from Mile End Road. The proposed development would cause significant, albeit less than substantial, harm to the setting and appearance of the Grade II listed Albion Brewery Entrance Building, together with the Whitechapel Market Conservation Area, by reason of the adverse and visually overbearing imposition of the development upon townscape views of Albion Yard Brewery from Whitechapel Road. In the absence of a legal agreement to secure financial and non-financial contributions including affordable housing, street market enhancements, highway works, land allocated for Transport for London bike station, employment, skills, training and enterprise, and energy, the development fails to maximise the delivery of affordable housing and fails to mitigate its impact on highways, local retail sector, local services, amenities and infrastructure.