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228 applications found.
Details of a biodiversity management plan, including detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme; pursuant to condition 6 and 8 of planning permission dated 4th September 2025 (25/02833/FULL)
Erection of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level; replacement of existing extension window with a door; and associated works.
Installation of four 0.9m transmissions dishes, one associated cabinet and development ancillary thereto.
Details of how waste and recycling are to be stored on the site prior to their transfer to the waste depot within Paddington Walk; pursuant to condition 8 of planning permission dated 28th May 2026 (26/01707/FULL)
Installation of an external AC Unit / Heat Pump at roof level.
Display of an internally illumnated fascia sign measuring 1.57m X 1.32m and internally illuminated projecting sign 0.76m X 0.76m
Retention of one non-illuminated printed advertisement measuring 2.74m x 2.06m on the ground floor glazing.
Description of Proposed Tree Works Location: Little Venice Gardens, Randolph Road, London, W9 1AN Area: Maida Vale Conservation Area T1 ? Birch (Betula spp.) ? western side of tennis court Located within Little Venice Gardens on the western side of the tennis court when viewed from Randolph Road. Reduce the lateral crown spread by approximately 2m from the tennis-court side, cutting back the overhanging branches to suitable growth points. Maintain a balanced and natural crown form and retain sufficient healthy furnishing growth throughout the remaining crown. T2 ? Birch (Betula spp.) ? western side of tennis court Located adjacent to T1 on the western side of the tennis court when viewed from Randolph Road. Reduce the lateral crown spread by approximately 2m from the tennis-court side, cutting back the overhanging branches to suitable growth points. Maintain a balanced and natural crown form and retain sufficient healthy furnishing growth throughout the remaining crown. T3 ? Prunus ? subhirtella ?Pissardii? (Prunus cerasifera ?Pissardii?) ? rear of No. 19 Located to the rear of No. 19 Randolph Road, adjacent to the tennis courts. Reduce the overall crown by approximately 2.5m, reducing the height and lateral spread evenly throughout the crown to suitable growth points. Maintain the natural form, balance and structural integrity of the tree whilst retaining suitable healthy furnishing growth. General specification: All works are proposed as routine arboricultural maintenance to retain the trees at a suitable size for their location and to manage crown growth extending towards the tennis court. All pruning cuts will be made to suitable growth points in accordance with good arboricultural practice. The works will be carried out sympathetically, retaining the natural form and structural framework of each tree and avoiding unnecessarily large pruning wounds.
Loft conversion at 4th floor level to create additional accommodation for the top-floor flat.
Amendments to planning permission dated 11 August 2026 (RN: 26/04158/FULL) for the: Erection of a single-storey rear extension at lower ground floor level; replacement of existing rear window with a door at ground floor level and creation of terrace with associated railings/screening; and associated external alterations. NAMELY, revise the height of the rear elevation kitchen French doors.
Use of part of the main roof as a roof terrace for amenity purposes. Permanent planters with evergreen hedging along the full length of the front elevation at roof level, Including high metal railings to the remainder of the roof for emergency escape use only.
Erection of a first floor side and part rear extension with roof terrace above, replacement of main roof with a flat roof, external cladding and installation of new windows and doors.
Replacement of front and rear windows with vacuum glazing and slightly narrower glazing bars; replacement of front and basement access doors with new front door, fanlight and frame (vacuum-glazed) and new (vacuum-glazed) basement access door. (Linked with 26/06175/FULL)
Details of revisions to the construction and finish of the boundary wall pursuant to condition 5 of listed building consent dated 04 March 2026 (RN: 25/05934/LBC).
Addition of new rear balcony at first floor level and the replacement of an existing rear window with a traditional timber framed glazed door to provide access to the balcony.
Details of photograph of a sample of material of the framing to the new extension windows pursuant to Condition 4 of planning permission dated 17 April 2026 (RN26/00082/FULL)
Display of internally illuminated fascia sign measuring 0.255m X 2.473m, 0.255m X 2.473m, 0.9m X 0.9m and internally illuminated hanging sign 0.6m X 0.6m
External and internal alterations to provide an upper ground floor rear balcony and metal staircase to the rear garden and steps from garden to basement lightwell. (Linked to 26/05681/LBC)
Use of first to fourth floors as short term let accommodation (Sui Generis) comprising 27 ensuite rooms (Retrospective) (5 - 7 Sutherland Avenue)
Demolition of an existing conservatory at the rear at lower ground level and erection of single storey rear extension.
External and internal alterations to provide an upper ground floor rear balcony and metal staircase to the rear garden and steps from garden to basement lightwell. (Linked to 26/05680/FULL)
Detail of Full working drawings of the new bridge and glazed roof, including framing, abutments, flashings, railings, and cladding. Including detailed written and photographic facing, glazing, and paving materials schedule; Pursuant to condition 3 of Planning Permission dated 27th May 2025 (24/08096/FULL)
Detail of full working drawings of the new bridge and glazed roof and photographic facing, glazing, and paving materials schedule, including the lining or cladding of the parts of the lightwell walls which are to be enclosed; Pursuant to condition 3 & 4 of listed building consent dated 27th May 2025 (24/08097/LBC)
Lime tree in the front garden: Rempve epicormic growth to crown break at about 5m, and remove lateral epicormic growth growing over the front garden from the stem closest to the building of No.35; retaining shortened (about 0.5m long) vertical epicormic growth at the top of the stem, and retaining epicormic growth (on the same stem) that is growing towards the centre of the tree. Reduce remainder of the crown by 1.5 Metres retaining at least 50% of furnishing growth the reason we need the work done is to observe the Jewish festival Sukkot when we build a temporary hut for the duration of the festival and reside in it. It is a requirement that the sky should be visible through the roof of the hut, hence the need to prune the tree.
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