10 Cyprus Street, London, E2 0NN
x1 Mimosa Tree (T1) - Fell to ground level and stump ground
- Reference
- PA/26/01508/NC
- Application date
- 26 Aug 2026
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78 applications found.
x1 Mimosa Tree (T1) - Fell to ground level and stump ground
Retention of existing box frames and replacement of existing single glazed timber sashes with new slimline double glazed sashes to match existing
Demolition of the existing superstructure and erection of a building of up to 6 storeys to provide residential dwellings and commercial floorspace (Use Class E), alongside associated landscaping and ancillary works.
Retention of existing box frames and replacement of existing single glazed timber sashes with new slimline double glazed sashes to match existing
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.29 (detailed plans) Phase 1 of planning permission ref: PA/24/00184, dated 23/01/2025 (as amended)
Replacement of timber sashes to two front elevation sliding sash windows; repair of existing timber box frames, including localised splice and cill repairs; overhaul and draught-proofing of three front elevation sash windows; and replacement of a non-original sash with a historically accurate timber sash.
Submission of Details pursuant to Condition 38 (A) (Details of External Cladding Material) of Planning Permission PA/19/02717 dated 15/03/2022
Installation of roof-mounted solar photovoltaic array
Installation of roof-mounted solar photovoltaic array
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 23 and Condition 24B (Archaeological Investigation) relates phase 1 only, of Planning Permission ref: PA/24/00184, dated 23/01/2025 (as amended)
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.4b (Post-investigation assessment and subsequent analysis) relates to phase 1, of Listed Building Consent ref: PA/24/00187, dated 23/01/2025 (as amended).
Application for Non-Material amendment to planning permission ref: PA/24/01896, Dated 19/06/2026. Non Material amendment(s) Sought: proposes the addition of a partial additional floor of accommodation to the top of the shared living block. The proposed amendment would allow for an extra 19 shared living rooms.
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.18 (Piling Method Statement) of planning permission ref: PA/24/00184, dated 23/01/2025
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.3c (Timber Bike Shed External Cladding) of Listed Building Consent ref: PA/26/00313, dated 17/07/2026
Submission of Details pursuant to Condition 2 (Car Free) and 3 (Surface Water Drainage Scheme), of Planning Permission PA/25/00066 dated 11/03/2025
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.26 (Remediation), in relation to Phase 1 of Planning Permission: PA/24/00184, dated 23/01/2025 (as amended).
Refurbishment and external alterations to existing buildings.
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.
Proposed change of use from community centre to café, proposed alterations to retained building and associated hard landscaping. Erection of 2x20ft containers for ancillary storage and railings around building with separate access route.
Remove x2 Mahonia bush and 1 other bush, and replace them with alternative planting
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.
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