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Laybourne House, Admirals Way, London, E14

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Awaiting decision
Council referencePA/26/01542/NCRegister / data sourcePlanIt / local planning authorityApplication date3 September 2026
THE PROPOSAL

What is being proposed?

Advert reference / name: Advert 1 ? Outdoor LED advertising screen Type: Freestanding digital advertisement (LED screen) Illumination: Internally illuminated digital display Overall size (W x H x D): 880mm x 2180mm x 448mm Display area (if asked): 680mm x 1205mm Colour: Black Materials: Metal enclosure with anti-reflection glass front Height above ground: Base at ground level; overall height 2180mm Projection: N/A (freestanding unit; no projection from building) Fixings / method of installation: Fixed to existing hardstanding using a base plate and anchor bolts / secure fixing in accordance with manufacturer's instructions (details shown on drawings). Operational controls (if asked): No audio; no flashing; timer controlled (e.g. 07:00?23:00); brightness controlled to avoid glare; content changes set to avoid distraction.

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Status in this record
Awaiting decision

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KEY DATES

The application so far

  1. Application date

    3 September 2026

  2. Decision date

    No decision date supplied

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LOCATION

Where is the proposal?

Laybourne House, Admirals Way, London, E14

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

Documents, comments & decisions

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Source: PlanIt / local planning authority. The council register is the formal source for the latest position.