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2021/03951/VAR
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Removal/Variation of Conditions (Section 73)
Removal of condition 3 (The number of children attending the site in connection with the nursery shall not exceed 26 at any one time) of planning permission ref: 2007/02038/FUL granted 19th November 2...
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St Thomas Of Canterbury RC Primary School Estcourt Road London SW6 7HB
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Proposal
Removal of condition 3 (The number of children attending the site in connection with the nursery shall not exceed 26 at any one time) of planning permission ref: 2007/02038/FUL granted 19th November 2007 for the 'Demolition of a single storey building and erection of a part single/part two storey building for use as an early learning unit including a nursery and reception classrooms; located at the western end of the primary school; together with associated fencing.
Proposed land use
Existing land use
Land use at time of application
Applicant
Kido Schools UK Limited
Agent/Company
Vicky Harper / Walsingham Planning
Planning officer
Steven Mielczarek
Timeline
Received
08 December 2021
Registered
10 December 2021
Validated
09 December 2021
Consultation Period
10 December 2021 - 03 February 2022
Neighbours notified
10 December 2021
Consultees notified
10 December 2021
Site note erected
22 December 2021
Notice published in local press
22 December 2021
Statutory expiry date
04 July 2025
Decided
Appeal submitted?
No
Site details
Address
St Thomas Of Canterbury Rc Primary School Estcourt Road, London, SW6 7HB
Ward
Fulham Broadway
Co-ordinates
Easting: 524581 Northing: 177344
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