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Details submitted pursuant to ref: 24/03470/FUL: overheating risk assessment (12), in respect of construction of a new build four-storey Selby Centre building comprising some 4795sqm (GEA) of multi- functional space for use by a range of community related activities (offices, meeting rooms, restaurant/ cafe and nursery, education, a new community hall and other flexible spaces for hire (Use classes F2(b), F1(a), E(b,d,g)); a new single storey sports pavilion (Class e(d)) comprising some 267.6 sqm (GEA) of floorspace and all associated plant and servicing infrastructure (including energy centre). A new vehicular access from Bull Lane; new/ replacement surface car and minibus parking; a floodlit 3-G playing pitch; a MUGA; a revised sports field layout (cricket and football); an outdoor gym; padel courts; children's play-spaces; community growing space; new wildlife areas and surface water attenuation pond; new and enhanced boundary treatments; enhanced pedestrian/ cycle entrances into the Park and a network of new/ enhanced pedestrian and cycle links within the Park and associated lighting.

Sports Ground Bull Lane London N18 1RA

Application in ProgressReference: 26/04352/CNDLondon Borough of Enfield

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Application summary

Status
Application in Progress
Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
12 Oct 2026
Validated
12 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
7 Dec 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Enfield

Application overview

Details submitted pursuant to ref: 24/03470/FUL: overheating risk assessment (12), in respect of construction of a new build four-storey Selby Centre building comprising some 4795sqm (GEA) of multi- functional space for use by a range of community related activities (offices, meeting rooms, restaurant/ cafe and nursery, education, a new community hall and other flexible spaces for hire (Use classes F2(b), F1(a), E(b,d,g)); a new single storey sports pavilion (Class e(d)) comprising some 267.6 sqm (GEA) of floorspace and all associated plant and servicing infrastructure (including energy centre). A new vehicular access from Bull Lane; new/ replacement surface car and minibus parking; a floodlit 3-G playing pitch; a MUGA; a revised sports field layout (cricket and football); an outdoor gym; padel courts; children's play-spaces; community growing space; new wildlife areas and surface water attenuation pond; new and enhanced boundary treatments; enhanced pedestrian/ cycle entrances into the Park and a network of new/ enhanced pedestrian and cycle links within the Park and associated lighting.

Proposal details

Reference
26/04352/CND
Alternative references
PP-15289284
Ward
Upper Edmonton

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Sports Ground Bull Lane London N18 1RA

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Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data · PDF12 Oct 2026View
TM52 OVERHEATING RISK ASSESSMENT REPORTSupporting Information · PDF12 Oct 2026View

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