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Erection of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level, following demolition of the existing single storey rear conservatory extension; installation of 1no. photovoltaic solar panel to the flat roof of the proposed single storey rear extension.

28 Percy Road, London, W12 9QA

Decided: APPLICATION APPROVEDReference: P/2026/01540/FULLondon Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

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Application summary

Status
Decided: APPLICATION APPROVED
Application type
Not published
Received
16 Jun 2026
Validated
22 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
16 Sept 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Application overview

Erection of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level, following demolition of the existing single storey rear conservatory extension; installation of 1no. photovoltaic solar panel to the flat roof of the proposed single storey rear extension.

Proposal details

Reference
P/2026/01540/FUL
Ward
Coningham
Agent
Richard Brown / Brown Urbanism

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Application location

28 Percy Road, London, W12 9QA

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
LocationPlan.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY form_1_cil_additional_information COMPLETED.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P005_EXISTING SITE PLAN.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P011_EXISTING GROUND FLOOR.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P014_EXISTING ROOF PLAN.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P021_EXISTING REAR ELEVATION.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P022_EXISTING SIDE ELEVATION.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P031_EXISTING SECTION AA.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P105_PROPOSED SITE PLAN.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P111_PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P114_PROPOSED ROOF PLAN.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P121_PROPOSED REAR ELEVATION.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P122_PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATION.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_P131_PROPOSED SECTION AA.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
PRY_DAS Design and Access Statement.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
FRACouncil documentNot publishedView
ACK_VALID_APPLICATIONCouncil documentNot publishedView
DELEGATED_REPORT_OFFICER_ONLYCouncil documentNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Decided: APPLICATION APPROVED
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