Planning appeals in London Borough of Camden, 2025

the replacement of single glazed timber framed windows and doors on front and rear elevations with double glazed uPVC frame windows and doors

the replacement of single glazed timber frame window and doors on flank elevation and window on rear elevation with double glazed uPVC frame windows and doors

the replacement of existing doors & windows with double glazed flush profile uPVC windows

the replacement of single glazed timber frame windows and doors on front, rear and side elevations with double glazed uPVC frame windows and doors

the replacement of single glazed timber frame windows and doors on front, rear and side elevations with double glazed uPVC frame windows and doors

the replacement of single glazed timber frame windows and doors on front, rear and side elevations with double glazed uPVC frame windows and doors

installation of a 13m high monopole telecommunications mast, painted black (RAL 9005)

change of use of ground floor premises from a restaurant (Class A3) to a hot food takeaway (Class A5) and installation of plant equipment to the rear (amended description) without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 2018/2176/P, dated 5 September 2018

upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertising display

upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertising display

Alterations to fenestration on front (Frognal) and rear elevations including replacement and addition of windows, a skylight and doors, and works to rear courtyard including erection of a garden shed and pergola and replacement of existing garage door on Redington Road elevation

the erection of a mansard roof with a roof light, two dormers at the front behind the existing parapet, aligned to the windows below and one dormer at the rear, centred to the elevation; retention of the existing V-shaped roof line at the rear

Replacement of the existing infill lower ground floor rear extension beside the rear return with a 3-storey rear extension (over lower ground, ground and first floor levels), replacing the existing rear dormer, painting the existing front dormer fascia, lo wering lower ground floor window in front lightwell, and repainting the windows mid to dark grey

without planning permission, installation of mechanical plant, storage containers and louvre screen and extension of louvre screening on the Islip Street elevation

the installation of a roof terrace

the erection of a part single-storey, part first-floor side extension, alongside the replacement of the existing boundary treatments with a solid brick wall and integrated planting

described on the application form as the erection of a mansard roof extension, a first floor rear extension, a replacement single storey rear addition and a first floor front bay extension

‘upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertisement display’

‘upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertisement display’

change of use of four small HMOs (Class C4) to a single large HMO (Sui Generis)

‘upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertising display’

‘upgrade of existing telephone call box with affixed advertising display’

conversion of ground floor shop (class A1) to a flat (class C3)

the replacement of existing leaded windows

Planning application to alter the shopfront of 122 Finchley Road

external alterations including alterations to lower ground floor rear facade, new fenestration, replacement third floor balustrade, expanded front lightwell, skylights, partial lowering of garden, hard landscaping and associated alterations

Erection of single storey rear extension; formation of basement with pool, front lightwell, side lightwell and basement rooflights; infilling of windows and formation of door in side elevation; rear planter; replacement of front garage door with windows; installation of five roof lights at roof level

‘change of use and refurbishment of the Stables building including demolition of the existing annex and construction of new two storey building with front windows, bin store and PV panels to provide residential accommodation (C3) ’

‘Erect a single storey extension, rebuilding the southern and eastern boundary walls, insert a doorway and restore the masonry finish to the southern elevation of 12 Primrose Hill Studios.’

Without planning permission, the erection of a wooden structure in the rear garden

conversion of the existing garage into a living room with replacement of the existing garage door to window and erection of a part two storey side extension

the erection of a brick front boundary wall with planted hedge and sliding metal gates

the erection of a loft extension-conversion

‘Replacement and updating of an existing telephone call box’

‘Replacement and updating of an existing telephone call box’

Change of use of basement and the rear part of the ground floor from Class E into short-term letting accommodation (5 units)

the installation of new doors and windows to an existing dormer to create a balcony

erection of an additional storey to create 2 residential dwellings

the erection of a single storey ground floor front extension

change of use of office and storage ancillary area at rear of ground and lower ground floors currently as Class E into 1 No. short term let residential unit

‘the retention of pergola-style domestic outbuilding (retrospective)’

first and second floor rear extension of the dwelling, with alterations to the roof including provision of roof lights

change of use of part of the ground floor from Class E (office) to Class C3 (residential) with associated external alterations

a new dwelling above existing commercial unit

amalgamation of four residential units to a single dwelling and internal and external alterations

the installation of a detached timber outbuilding in a private rear garden

for the demolition of existing conservatory and roof and erection of double storey rear and front extensions, remodelling of attic / top floor, remodelling of all facades and erection of new basement floor to existing detached family house

Enlargement of existing rear dormer and removal of existing roof terrace to create larger dormer with Juliet balcony, alongside creation of roof terrace to flat roof of dormer with balustrading”

roof alterations and enlargements, demolition of a chimney and a rear ground floor extension

without planning permission: the use of units 1-6 Arco Walk, 138-140 Highgate Road as temporary sleeping accommodation

the erection of a roof extension to include, rooflights and solar panels and a ground floor garage conversion and extension and refurbishment and alterations to the fenestration of the dwelling to include, removal of rear balcony, new and replacement windows and associated internal alterations

a second storey rear extension

Without planning permission: Installation of a pergola within the rear garden”

the Installation of air conditioning units & associated acoustic enclosure (resubmission with overheating assessment added). Summary

Without planning permission - erection of a glass balustrade around roof

Installation of a uPVC door in the rear elevation at 1st floor level without planning permission

Installation of razor wire on the flat roof of the single-storey rear extension

without planning permission, the replacement of a shopfront, installation of a retractable glazed roof to the rear of the premises and heat lamps attached to the front of the premises

addition of two dormers and a roof terrace to the 2nd floor flat at 48 Mazenod Avenue and with internal refurbishment

dormer at loft level to rear elevation and additional skylight on the front elevation

without planning permission, the change of use of the property from residential use to use as temporary sleeping accommodation

Siting of a shipping container for use ancillary/incidental to the residential use

‘confirmation that the caravan compliant container shown in the plans accompanying this application meets the approval granted in application 2023/4907/P’

Siting of a caravan compliant container on the fourth floor roof terrace for use incidental to the lawful residential use

erection of mansard roof extension. Appeal B: APP/X5210/Y/24/3354337 Flat B, 79 Arlington Road, London NW1 7ES

the demolition of existing pitched roof. Proposed new raised roof and formation of a second floor to provide 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

the erection of single storey rear extension at first floor level

a lowered floor level and replacement of existing doors at lower ground floor, erection of rear extension with rooflight and green roof at upper ground level, formation of terrace with privacy screens at first floor level to the rear, mansard roof extension with rooflight, replacement of existing doors and windows to front elevation, replace railings to front steps, bin and bike storage to front of property, raise party walls and chimney stacks, associated landscaping works and conversion from 2 flats to a single family dwelling

a roof extension

the installation of new boundary treatment comprising of metal gates with brick piers, a new boundary wall and the demolition of existing boundary wall with associated landscape works

Introduction of a ramped access and remodelling of the existing external stair; replacement of the existing front boundary wall and retaining side boundary walls; erection of a new enclosed bin store; remodelling of the existing planting beds”

Roof extension and minor external works including a new timber door at ground floor level on the north elevation and soil vent pipe on the southern elevation”

change of use from clinic/office (Class E) to residential (Class C3) at basement and ground floor levels

Construction of a new conservatory at first floor level to Flat 5 over part of an existing roof terrace area

the erection of first floor rear infill extension and associated works

the installation of a “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

the installation of a “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

the installation of a “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

the installation of a “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

the replacement of an existing telephone kiosk with a 'Communication hub unit'

the replacement of an existing telephone kiosk with a 'Communication hub unit'

the change of use from a 6-bedroom single family dwelling house (Class C3) to a large 11-bedroom house in multiple occupation (Sui Generis) with minor external alterations including the erection of a bike store

the use of the ground and basement floors at 1 to 3 Euston Road, Camden, as an amusement arcade, without complying with a condition attached to planning permission PS9704859

the display of hand-painted murals, including advertising relating to the products and services on offer at the premises

re-construction of a smaller retail unit and residential flat and the creation of an extra flat by using part of the ground floor and a new third floor and access to the flats by a common staircase within a front extension

2x air condenser units within the internal courtyard and installation of new acoustic screens at ground floor level

alterations to shopfront

erection of a two-storey upward extension, to create 3 x residential units

originally described as internal illuminated sequential advertisement capable of static and dynamic content display with automatic rotation of images

Renovation of the existing public house (sui generis) at ground floor and basement level and redevelopment above to provide seven new homes in four storeys of flatted accommodation (Class C3)

the installation of a "Pulse Smart Hub" with integrated digital screens

the installation of a “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

the display of 9 banners around the site

the construction of a new 2 storey, 3 bedroom dwelling

the erection of a single-storey garden house to the rear of 1 Lymington Road

Change of use from 16 residential units to use as temporary sleeping accommodation

the installation of “Pulse Smart Hub” with integrated digital screens

Creation of roof terrace with railings with associated roof alterations and skylights

change of use and conversion of redundant commercial unit to create 3 flats, amenity space, access, bin and cycle storage

the change of use of ground floor (and basement) commercial unit to residential, erection of a ground floor rear extension, mansard roof extension and basement excavation including the insertion of a rear lightwell, all to enable use as two flats

Material change of use of the Property from 2 x office blocks to serviced apartments for short term lets (Sui Generis)

One LED Digital Advertisement Display measuring 3.6m wide by 6.37m high integrated into a Living Green Wall. Internally Illuminated and Colours Vary

the erection of a 3 storey residential building comprising 5 flats, with ground floor bin and bicycle stores and frontage paving and planting

‘Erection of single storey infill rear extension, replacement of existing rooflight, external alterations to existing rear extension ’

Fence and gates on boundary in front of garage, approximately 2.05 metres tall with concrete base

replacement of existing doors and windows with double glazed flush profile uPVC windows and doors

the change of use from B8 to sui generis to provide for public car parking

the change of use of garage to habitable space; replacement windows and spandrel panels; cladding (projecting) to garage front and upper ground floor front window surround; additional storey; porch extension and cladding material change; new window opening and window; tree works; photovoltaic solar panels and landscaping works to rear

conversion and vertical extension of the maisonette at 34A Compayne Gardens to create four 2 bedroom flats

part demolition of dwelling; Single storey front extension; Part 2 and Part 3 storey side extension; Two storey rear extension; Single storey rear extension. Our proposal is to create a Passive House on the site of an existing 1960s end-of-terrace house. We are proposing an extension and renovation to achieve an exemplary energy-exporting home whereby the building becomes a net producer of energy. It is a responsible, visionary family home designed for permanence and to support multi-generational family occupancy

proposal for the dropped kerb, two off street parking and modifications to the front garden”

a retrospective application for a pergola in the rear garden

The change of use of a residential flat to use as temporary sleeping accommodation/holiday lets

the demolition of front boundary wall and gate pier, and replacement with metal railing/gate; erection of a bin store; installation of a dropped kerb and use of the front yard as car parking; new electric vehicle charging point; (Part retrospective)

the erection of roof extension to facilitate the creation of 11 student accommodation rooms

conversion of loft/roof space over top floor of existing house into self-contained studio flat. New access stair from common stair well. New dormer to rear slope of roof and purpose made side and top glazed roof light to side slope of roof to accommodate new staircase. Sloping conservation roof light to front roof slope. Rooflight over new bathroom and in crown roof. It is proposed to raise the top of the crown roof by 200mm - chimneys and party wall above roof remain unaltered so overall building height to eaves and top of chimney stacks remains unchanged”

Retention of cleaning and repointing of brickwork, red dying of window recesses/arches, and rendering of ground floor brickwork at Nos 31-39 Argyle Street, undertaken without listed building consent

Removal of the existing front boundary wall and replacement with a metal vehicle entry, metal pedestrian gate, new metal railings, and intercom and letterbox integrated within new sections of brick wall at the front boundary; creation of new, permeable paved vehicular access for carparking; new electric vehicle charging point; removal of existing front courtyard staircase and replacement with a new staircase and new courtyard railings; erection of a new bin store; new soft and hard landscaping” without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 2023/2555/P, dated 26 October 2023