124-128 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2 6DG
Change the shop front and the entrances into two shops
- Reference
- PA/26/01193/NC
- Application date
- 23 Jul 2026
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65 applications found.
Change the shop front and the entrances into two shops
Refurbishment and external alterations to existing buildings.
Minor Material Amendment application to remove Condition 3 of planning permission ref. PA/23/00726 (as amended by planning permission ref. PA/26/00956) to allow the upper floors of the building to be used for Use Class E(d) ? indoor sport, recreation, or fitness use.
T1 - Lime tree located in the front garden: Reduce the height and spread by 2m, thin the crown by 15%, remove deadwood, and crown lift to 5m.
Remove x2 Mahonia bush and 1 other bush, and replace them with alternative planting
Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of a three-storey building to provide residential dwellings along with associated works comprising the provision of amenity and play space, cycle storage, servicing and landscaping
Observation requested by Diocese of Westminster Churches Committee for the existing boiler equipment is approximately 15 years old. Only 25% of the boilers are currently working, parts are obsolete and no longer available. The boilers provide heating for the Church and it is imperative that the building is heated sufficiently to protect the historic fabric. New smaller boilers, valves, pressurisation unit and finned tube heaters are required to redesign the system. It is expected that efficiency of the system will be 30-40% more efficient and will improve the comfort of the parishioners. It will lower heating costs and environmental impact in line with the Churches Net Zero targets. Limited works are required externally i.e. removing the existing flues in an interior courtyard and replacing with new black powder coated flues. There is limited loss of historic fabric of the Church as a result of the proposals.
Observation requested by Diocese of Westminster Churches Committee for works are required to address urgent maintenance and material failure issues affecting six asphalt flat roof and parapet areas. Roof Inspections have found areas where significant leaks are occurring. Works are necessary to fully repair and recondition the roofs to a fully watertight state of repair. The proposed works are to undertake like-for-like repairs and replacements, while ensuring the roof's ongoing weatherproof performance. The proposed works are intended to have no impact upon the architectural visuals of the building and are not visible from the street level. On completion the internal decoration of the church will be made good.
Observation requested by Diocese of Westminster Churches Committee for works are required to address urgent maintenance and material failure issues affecting six asphalt flat roof and parapet areas. Roof Inspections have found areas where significant leaks are occurring. Works are necessary to fully repair and recondition the roofs to a fully watertight state of repair. The proposed works are to undertake like-for-like repairs and replacements, while ensuring the roof's ongoing weatherproof performance. The proposed works are intended to have no impact upon the architectural visuals of the building and are not visible from the street level. On completion the internal decoration of the church will be made good.
Observation requested by Diocese of Westminster Churches Committee for the existing boiler equipment is approximately 15 years old. Only 25% of the boilers are currently working, parts are obsolete and no longer available. The boilers provide heating for the Church and it is imperative that the building is heated sufficiently to protect the historic fabric. New smaller boilers, valves, pressurisation unit and finned tube heaters are required to redesign the system. It is expected that efficiency of the system will be 30-40% more efficient and will improve the comfort of the parishioners. It will lower heating costs and environmental impact in line with the Churches Net Zero targets. Limited works are required externally i.e. removing the existing flues in an interior courtyard and replacing with new black powder coated flues. There is limited loss of historic fabric of the Church as a result of the proposals.
Replacement of existing double-glazed timber windows and balcony doors with new uPVC units, including replacement of existing louvre and cupboard doors with painted timber doors to match the existing, and replacement of two communal entrance doors with powder-coated steel doors. Ground floor windows excluded from the works.
Listed Building Consent to include removal of the wall and door between the kitchen and living room, minor relocation and enclosure of the boiler within kitchen cabinetry, reinstatement of glazed fanlights above internal doors, replacement flooring throughout the living space, hallway and bedroom, and bathroom layout alterations including replacement of the bath with a shower, relocation of sanitary fittings, installation of a washing machine, new floor finish and associated stud wall to conceal pipework, reglazing of existing windows with vacuum glazing (heritage-appropriate) to improve thermal efficiency and other minor associated worls
Retrospective application for construction of a single storey roof extension and three storey rear extension, together with alterations to the windows.
Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ref: 2025/0480 comprising change of facing masonry on to flank elevation from hung stone to reclaimed London stock brick
Addition of a galvanised steel kitchen ventilation duct to run vertically up the rear facade of 105 Redchurch Street to the roof, to serve the existing restaurant kitchen at 107 Redchurch Street.
Proposed loft conversion with x3 rear roof lights
Proposed new communications kiosk with integrated advertising display and defibrillator to replace existing telephone kiosk, plus associated telephone kiosk removal.
Proposed new communications kiosk with integrated advertising display and defibrillator to replace existing telephone kiosk, plus associated telephone kiosk removal.
Lower ground floor rear extension, new windows, internal alterations including internal wall insulation to external walls
Retrospective application for the Installation of plant equipment comprising 9x AC units at roof-level.
Lower ground floor rear extension, new windows, internal alterations including internal wall insulation to external walls
Prior Approval for the installation of solar photovoltaic panels on a flat roof under schedule 2, Part 14 Class A.
Installation of Pulsehub with integrated digital screens and emergency functionality including provision of a defibrillator
Advertisement consent for the installation of a Pulsehub with integrated digital screens and emergency functionality including provision of a defibrillator
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