M&S CEO Stuart Machin expressed delight at receiving permission for redevelopment, highlighting the three years of delays from the previous government as a significant hindrance.
Machin pointed out that the approval marks a critical moment for Oxford Street, emphasizing that their proposal is the only retail-led regeneration plan for the area.
Adam Hug of Westminster City Council acknowledged the approval's importance for the West End's future, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of such significant schemes.
Charles Begley noted the uncertainty surrounding the redevelopment reflected a failure of national policy, and highlighted the need for a comprehensive approach in future urban planning.
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