Mile End Road, outside no. 38, O'Leary Square, London, E1 3AR

originally described as “the proposed removal of an existing Telephone Kiosk, and the deployment of a replacement Street Hub 3 unit

Authority: London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Appeal type: advert · Commercial advertisement
Procedure: Written
Development: telecoms
Postcode: E1 3AR

Main issues, as the Inspector framed them

The effect of the proposal on amenity, character and appearance of the area, with particular regard to the Stepney Green Conservation Area and setting of the Grade II listed buildings 82 and 84 Mile End Road and 90 to 126 Mile End Road

What decided it

The proposal would preserve the setting of the listed buildings and provide a small enhancement to the conservation area by replacing an aged, poorly-maintained phone box with a modern street hub that would be in keeping with existing street furniture.

Plan policies cited: Policy S.DH1, Policy S.DH3, Policy D.DH2, Policy D.DH10, Policy D.DH11, Policy D3, Policy D4, Policy D5, Policy D8, Policy HC1

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