Variation of Condition 5 (operating hours) and condition 10 (retail unit size) of planning permission 2012/2232/P granted on 30/01/2013 (as amended by planning permission 2013/3929/P, 2014/0737/P and 2014/4315/P)(for 'extension of retail units and cinema entrance at 18-30 Tottenham Court Road by infilling of double-height arcade, new shopfronts with canopy above; part change of use of ground floor, mezzanine and basement to flexible retail/ food and drink (Class A1 and/or Class A3)' abbrev.) Changes allow for more flexible operating hours for Unit A, and for more flexible food and drink uses for Units A, G and H.
18 - 30 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 1AT
Final DecisionReference: 2022/3605/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Variation of Condition 5 (operating hours) and condition 10 (retail unit size) of planning permission 2012/2232/P granted on 30/01/2013 (as amended by planning permission 2013/3929/P, 2014/0737/P and 2014/4315/P)(for 'extension of retail units and cinema entrance at 18-30 Tottenham Court Road by infilling of double-height arcade, new shopfronts with canopy above; part change of use of ground floor, mezzanine and basement to flexible retail/ food and drink (Class A1 and/or Class A3)' abbrev.) Changes allow for more flexible operating hours for Unit A, and for more flexible food and drink uses for Units A, G and H.
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Reference
2022/3605/P
Ward
Bloomsbury
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