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Within 0.62 miles of SW17 9BPApplication dates: 24 Sep 2025 to 24 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Alterations including demolition of single storey garages in rear garden and erection of single-storey rear extension with raised patio; erection of outbuilding to provide cycle store in rear garden. Erection of dormer roof side extension. Replacement of one side ground floor window and installation of a new circular window to rear second floor. Erection of new side boundary wall along No.213.
T219 Sycamore (listed as Maple in TPO) Fell to ground level Reason: Tree dead and becoming hazardous being adjacent to the public highway and associated pavement
Alterations including erection of dormer roof extension to main rear roof (with French doors and safety railings) and extension above two storey back addition.
Variation of condition 2 (in accordance with approved drawings) of planning permission dated 15/01/2026 ref 2025/1586 (Alterations including erection of part two/part single storey side and rear extensions) to allow the approved plans to match the as-built development including corrected width of the side extension, maintained 600mm boundary offset, and minor fenestration and internal layout changes.
Alterations including replacement of window with doors to rear elevation; removal of two doors and one window and installation of one new window to side elevation.
Demolition of garage and erection of a 1 x bed single-storey dwelling house with associated outside amenity space, refuse/cycle storage and boundary treatment.
Refurbishment of the existing playground, including the adjacent skatepark area with improvements to accessibility for children and young people with a variety of learning and physical disabilities. Transformation of the area surrounding the pavilion into a more welcoming and functional space, and to support future development potential. Introduction of a softer, more natural character to the recreational area and increase biodiversity. Provision of shade, primarily through additional tree planting. Improved flow and sightlines throughout the park. Enhanced social seating opportunities, to encourage informal gathering and interaction.
Alterations including erection of hip to gable side roof extension and rear roof dormer extension (with French doors) and extension above part of two-storey back addition; formation of roof terrace above two-storey back addition with 1.7m high screen surround.
Externally illuminated fascia sign, via a concealed lighting channel. (Part of a new shop front and side entrance to existing commercial unit, together with new fascia and projecting signage.)
Alterations to the roof height of the offiice annexe to rear of garden raising the height by 186.6cm (max ridge height 4m). Erection of a 2m boundary wall to form secure internal courtyard.
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