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Submission of details pursuant to discharge condition 8 (Lower Ground Floor Flooring Full Details) of planning permission reference 26/1363/L dated 26/06/2026.
Submission of details pursuant to the discharge of conditions 35 (Electric Vehicle Charging Points) of planning permission Ref 24/2772/MA dated 16/09/2025.
Application for Prior Approval under Schedule 2, Part 20, Class AB of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 (as amended) for construction of an additional storey to create two self-contained residential dwellings at 225a Lewisham Way, SE4.
Details submitted pursuant to the statutory Biodiversity Gain Plan condition under Schedule 7A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 of planning permission DC/24/136205 dated 25 April 2025 (as amended by S73 DC/25/140585 dated 30 September 2025; S96a DC/25/140586 dated 05 August 2025; DC/25/142405 dated 12 December 2025; DC/26/143718 dated 02 May 2026) at 52 Deptford Broadway, SE8.
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 12 (Architectural Details) of application 23/1414/F dated 11/07/2024
Application for a Lawful Development Certificate (proposed) submitted under Section 192 of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) Classes A of Schedule 2, Part 1 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) for replacement of window and cladding; alteration of window to rear elevation; installation of high level window to side elevation to 55 WARWICKSHIRE PATH, LONDON, SE8 4LN.
REAR: ONE: Plane (T1) HT Approx:16m. FELL to ground level. Reason: Removal of T1 is proposed due to its promximitiy to nearby buildings and the outer boundary wall, where continued root and stem growth maty contribute to further structural damage. The tree's root system is also causing lifting and displacement of the adjacent car park paving. Replace with smaller, less substantial planting to maintain greenery and a natural appearance.
Installation of replacement double-glazed timber sash and casement windows to the front, rear and side elevations at 33 Tyrwhitt Road, SE4.
Minor internal alterations (to improve the existing floor plan and minor external alteration to includes installation of a new roof light to match an existing roof light).
Change of use from a tattoo parlour (Use Class E(C)(iii)) to a café (Use Class E(b)).
Submission of details (Marketing Plan) pursuant to the Third Schedule, Part 2, Paragraph 6.1 of the S106 Agreement dated 26th October 2020 as amended by the Deed of Variation dated 16th September 2025.
Cut back ash tree overhanging the garden of 48 by up 3m to balance the tree on previously approved works to cut back the overhang from adjoining property. Reduce in height up to 4m. All works back to suitable growth points to leave the tree in a natural shape as possible
Construction of a single-storey infill extension, installation of a timber pergola and timber garden storage unit to the rear, new patio and associated rear landscaping works at 30 Elverson Road, SE8.
In relation to the olive tree in the rear garden (identified as T3 on the attached site plan) we are seeking permission to remove this tree and replace it with 2 cherry trees that will be positioned further down the garden. As can be seen from the attached photo the tree's roots are above ground and are damaging the wall and its branches are damaging the fence. It needs to be removed in order to repair the boundary wall. In relation to the tree in the front garden (marked as T1 on the attached site plan) (Prunus Autumnalis) permission is sought to prune it back by up to 30% as part of normal routine maintenance.
G1 Group of 3 lime trees front of plot 2 What3words: copy.dream.prom Re-pollard to previous points removing approx. 3m of regrowth. T2 Lime Front of plot 10 W3W: locker.stages.eagle Re-pollard back to the previous established pollard points, removing approx. 3m of regrowth. T3 Silver Birch Front of plot10 W3W:give.chair.dared Reduce overall height by 4m to suitable growth points. G4 4x sycamore Rear of plot 10 W3W: inner.slime.dangerously Reduce the collective crown by approx. 2.5m to suitable growth points to maintain the group as a single cohesive canopy. T5 Sycamore Rear of plot 12 W3W:rise.leans.happens To remove significant deadwood to reduce the risk of branch failure, improving public safety whilst retaining the trees form and amenity value. T6 Willow Rear of plot 14 W3W: zest.glitz.quiet Reduce lateral growth on the eastern side of the canopy by approx. 2.5m where it extends towards the building. T7 Ivy covered Elder Front of plots 12 & 14 W3W: other. rate. hints Reduce eastern lateral canopy by approx. 4m - back to the profile of the garden wall, removing excessive overhang above the footpath and road. T8 Sycamore Rear of plot 18 W3W: loyal. kept. strut Due to its close proximity to the adjacent building and over extended upper and eastern crown reduce overall height by approx. 2.5m and reduce the overall crown radius by up to 2m to suitable growing points. T9 Rowan Front of plot 18 W3W: calls. tight. battle Crown lift to provide approx. 2.5m clearance from ground level over the footpath. T10 2 x Limes Rear of plot 20 W3W: sport. vibes. ants Re-pollard both trees back to previous pollard points.
Construction of a single storey rear extension, with two storey double height glass extension over staircase and external works including extended rear patio and steps, replacment front door, front gate and paving.
Construction of mansard roof extension and loft conversion with associated demolition; internal works including demolition and creation of partitions, refurbishment and repairs; external repair works and refurbishment and all associated works.
Construction of mansard roof extension and loft conversion with associated demolition; external repair works and refurbishment and all associated works.
Submission of details pursuant to partially discharge Condition 19 (Wheelchair Adaptable Dwellings (M4(3)) of planning permission 24/2772/MA dated 16/09/2025.
An application submitted under Section 19 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 (as amended) for a variation of a condition associated with the Listed Building Consent 24/2345/MA dated 20/11/2024, for Redevelopment of the Site, including the refurbishment of the existing Grade II Listed Magistrates Court and part demolition of existing structures, for a new hotel including ancillary facilities, flexible Class A1 / A2 / A3 / A4 / D1 / D2 / ancillary C1 floorspace, a publicly accessible square with associated soft and hard landscaping, ancillary refuse and recycling storage, cycle parking, wheelchair parking, coach and taxi drop off bays and servicing arrangements, to allow: - Amend Condition 11 (Removal, relocation and re-use of significant furniture and partitioning) from: Prior to works relating to the proposed superstructure full details are to be submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority in consultation with Historic England for the following: ? all significant furnishing and fixtures shall either be retained on site or re-used elsewhere in the listed building. ? Partitioning within the Court Room to accommodate bar use. to: Prior to works relating to the proposed superstructure full details are to be submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority in consultation with Historic England for the following: ? All significant furnishing and fixtures shall either be retained on site or re-used elsewhere in the listed building. ? Partitioning within the Court Room to accommodate bar use. Details relating to the Partitioning within the Court Room to accommodate bar use shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority prior to the commencement of relevant works. The works shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the details as may be approved. The wording of this condition was approved under application 24/2345/MA. The Heritage Fabric Schedule submitted under planning reference 25/3398/SD is deemed to partially satisfy this condition, with details relating to the re-use and partitioning of the Court Room outstanding. Details regarding the partitioning within the Court Room to accommodate bar use, of this condition is yet to be discharged. The works shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the details as may be approved.
Replacement of existing double-glazed upvc windows and doors with like-for-like double-glazed upvc windows and doors.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) is sought for to build a garden office at the rear of the garden in accordance with the separate plans provided.
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 4(a)(b)-Sound Insulation, Condition 6-Windows and Doors, Condition 7-External Materials, Condition 9-Air Quality Assessment and Condition 11-Ventilation System of planning permission DC/19/111069 dated 11th September 2019 (amended by DC/21/122706 dated 14th September 2021) at Kings Court, 1 Harton Street SE8.
Submission of details pursuant to discharge condition 3 (External Materials), condition 4 (Proposed Rear Door) and condition 5 (Construction Management Plan) of planning permission reference 26/1362/HD dated 26/06/2026.
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