50 Fairfax Road Teddington TW11 9BZ
Roof extension to create additional loft storey. Increase in height to eaves and ridge to part of existing roof.
- Reference
- PA26/2452
- Application date
- 13 Jul 2026
- Decision date
- 7 Sep 2026
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39 applications found.
Roof extension to create additional loft storey. Increase in height to eaves and ridge to part of existing roof.
Part single storey part 2 storey side extension
Side and rear facing extension at ground floor with pitched roof, , including alterations to the existing first-floor window
Conversion of existing garage. Raising of flat roof to garage and installation of new glazed double doors to front elevation of garage.
Ground floor extension to the rear and side of the existing property. Fenestration alterations.
Details pursuant to condition '3 - Materials to match existing' of planning permission 23/0171/HOT.
Installation of 3 no. air source heat pump condenser units and associated refrigerant pipework, acoustic enclosure, relocation of refuse storage and associated works
Installation of 3 no. air source heat pump condenser units and associated refrigerant pipework, acoustic enclosure, relocation of refuse storage and associated works
Change of use of offices on the first floor and construction of a second storey to provide 9 flats with ancillary cycle and refuse storage.
Construction of a two-storey extension to the existing Sixth Form building to provide additional teaching, independent study, and student support spaces. Associated works include alterations to hard and soft landscaping, replacement of existing surfacing with permeable paving, and minor boundary treatments to define the Sixth Form area; enlargement of the existing soakaway to accommodate additional surface water runoff. The development does not result in an increase in student capacity.
The Construction of a dormer extension over the outrigger. The addition of a single storey rear extension and alteration to the roof style to the existing side extension at the rear.
We have two self-seeded Ash trees that has been here long before we moved in. Unfortunately, neither have produced any leaves for some time. In the garden, along the border with 169, it looks diseased. For the tree in front of our flat entrance, it is entwining around the holly tree next to it, and we are worried it might stifle the growth of our holly tree. Additionally, we are concerned about the height both have reached. We would like to arrange to have both trees removed.
Internal alterations consisting of removal of stud partitions and introduction of a new partition with a new internal doorway, the replacement of an existing internal roller shutter with a glazed screen and replacement of the existing signage above the door of the coffee shop entrance. External alterations including a new non-illuminated painted timber fascia sign above an existing sash window, along with introduction of frosted window film to lower panes of the same sash window.
Details pursuant to conditions C6 - Sustainable Drainage, C7 - Noise Management Plan, C9 - Maintenance Plan, C11 - Community Use Agreement, C12 - Bicycle Parking, of planning permission 24/0756/FUL.
Detached two-storey house with rooms in the roof space, dormer windows, rear Juliette balcony, following demolition of the existing house.
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