Tolworth Tower garnered widespread attention recently after the appearance of a red lightning bolt carving down its face.

The £250m Tolworth Tower development project in west London owned by CNM Estates chairman Wahid Samady has been placed in receivership.

A Tolworth resident has launched a campaign to crowdfund a judicial review into Kingston Council’s decision to permit re-development of the Tolworth Tower site.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has given the final green light for building work to start on four new high-rise blocks next to Tolworth Tower.

A petition calling on London Mayor Boris Johnson to overturn the controversial decision to build four new tower blocks in Tolworth has been set up.

Plans to quintuple the number of towers on the Tolworth Tower site have been approved, heralding the first major redevelopment the area has seen for decades.

The date for the meeting to discuss the controversial Tolworth Tower development has been set.

Two people stormed out and two councillors were asked to leave a heated meeting about Tolworth Tower on Monday night.

The group will hold a public exhibition to show off its plans and allow residents to grill its development team.

The exhibition will be held in the tower, with entry via the Ewell Road entrance, on:

Thursday, March 5, from 3pm to 7pm
Friday, March 6, from 10am to 5pm
Saturday, March 7, from 10am to 2pm

An online survey is also available to fill out. Visit http://surveymonkey.com/r/tolworthtower to take part.

Close Brothers are re-locating the staff from their office in Tolworth Tower to Wimbledon Bridge House in Hartfield Road.

The 22-storey block went back on the market in July with an asking price of about £45m, two years after a syndicate led by Simon Cowell’s brother Nicholas dropped plans to buy it.