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323 applications found.
Change of use from Use Class E to C3 Residential, demolition of existing store and office space, and erection of a three-bedroom dwellinghouse.
REAR GARDEN: Mixed Species Bay, Cotoneaster and Laurel Hedging (S1) - Trim back hedging encroaching from the neighbouring property to control encroachment.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Willow (T1) - Reduce back to previous reduction points (approx. 1.3m - 1.5m all around. Thin remaining crown density by approx. 20%. 1 x Elder (T2) - Reduce crown by approx. 1.4m by reducing overlong branches back into the main crown structure. Tip prune lateral and sub lateral branches growing forward over soft planting beds by approx. 1m.
Installation of illuminated and non-illuminated signage to a ground floor commercial unit at Building C1, Hawley Wharf.
Installation of condensors and minor alterations to elevations at lower floors.
Details to discharge Condition 19 (PV Panels) of planning permission ref. 2024/4953/P dated 30/07/25 for 'Demolition of existing buildings and structures to facilitate redevelopment comprising a Purpose Built Student Accommodation (Sui Generis) block over the basement, ground, plus five storeys and sixth-floor plant room with flexible commercial (Class E) on the ground floor and a residential (Class C3) block over the ground plus five storeys. Each block has two private courtyards with hard and soft landscaping, cycle parking, and associated works'.
Use as part Use Class F1(c) (Museum) at 129-131 Albert Street and part Use Class E(g)(i) (Office) at 79 Parkway.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Lime (T1) - Prune back to most recent, previous reduction points. FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Sycamore (T2) - Prune back to most recent, previous reduction points.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Apple (T1) - Fell to ground level.
Variation of condition 2 (drawings) to listed building consent 2025/4952/L dated 16/01/2026 for 'Erection of a lower ground floor rear extension and internal alterations' for the removal of the existing non-original loft hatch and roof hatch above, and the installation of an automatic opening vent (AOV) rooflight.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Sycamore (T1) - Reduce large overextending branches over garden of 26 by 3m to reduce risk of failure.
Variation of condition 2 (drawings) to planning permission 2025/4793/P dated 16/01/2026 for 'Erection of a lower ground floor rear extension and internal alterations' for the removal of the existing non-original loft hatch and roof hatch above, and the installation of an automatic opening vent (AOV) rooflight.
Plaster repair works following water ingress.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Eucalyptus (T1) - Crown reduce height and spread back to previous reduction points (approx. 2.5m height and 1.5m spread) leaving soft furnishing growth where possible.
Temporary display until October 2027 of low-level non-illuminated advertisement on hoardings fronting Hampstead Road.
Addition of 2no. external ventilation grilles on the north elevation and 2no. external ventilation grilles on the south elevation, associated with the installation of internal ventilating unit equipment.
Replacement of the existing shopfront, including the installation of a new awning and roller shutter.
The display of 1 x internally illuminated fascia sign.
Conversion of x3 flats to a single family dwellinghouse, erection of roof extension and two storey rear extension, replacement brick piers to the front boundary and minor alterations
Installation of an emergency backup generator to support the operation of the existing telecommunications equipment.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Corkscrew Willow (T1) - Reduce over extended branches protruding from main crown structure by up to approx. 1.2m back into main crown structure. Thin crown density evenly throughout by approx. 20%. 1 x Hazel (T2) - Reduce crown by approx. 1.2m - 1.5m. Thin crown density 20%. 1 x Mixed Species Hedge (mainly Bay, Cotoneaster & Laurel) (G1) - Reduce height by up to 1.2m. Trim face over No.19A to tidy. 1 x Olive (T3) - Reduce crown height by up to 1.4m. Thin crown density by approx. 20% by removing contested & rubbing branches. 1 x Ceanothus (T4) - Tip prune lateral and sub lateral growth to clear the building by 15cm.
Erection of rear lower ground and ground floor level extension (including lowering of existing lower ground floor). Elevational alterations including relocation of air conditioning units, alterations to fenestration on side (east) elevation, new hard and soft landscaping to the front and rear gardens; new windows/doors, minor alterations on rear elevation (first and second floor levels)
Details to discharge Condition 3 (Air Quality Monitoring) of planning reference 2025/3057/P dated 30/07/26 for redevelopment of the site to include demolition of existing buildings and associated site clearance, and erection of buildings with one single level basement to provide residential uses (Use Class C3), a community hub (Use Classes F1(e), F2(b)), public realm, landscaping and associated works.
FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Magnolia (Magnolia spp.) (T1) - Remove vigorous upright water shoots/epicormic growth throughout the crown, cutting back to their points of origin. Selectively crown-thin by no more than 10%, removing congested, crossing, rubbing and inward-growing secondary growth. Retain the tree's natural form and existing height and spread. No pruning cuts exceeding 50mm diameter.
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