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Prior approval application for the installation of a 20 metre high monopole supporting 9 no. antenna and 2 no. transmission dishes with a wraparound cabinet at base together with 5 no. equipment cabinets and ancillary development thereto including 2 no. GPS nodes.

Land at CEME Campus Marsh Way Rainham RM13 8EU

Pr App Given Conditions/ReasonsReference: M0007.26London Borough of Havering

Application location

Land at CEME Campus Marsh Way Rainham RM13 8EU

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Application summary

Status
Pr App Given Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
26 Jun 2026
Validated
26 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
20 Aug 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Prior approval application for the installation of a 20 metre high monopole supporting 9 no. antenna and 2 no. transmission dishes with a wraparound cabinet at base together with 5 no. equipment cabinets and ancillary development thereto including 2 no. GPS nodes.

Proposal details

Reference
M0007.26
Ward
Rainham & Wennington
Agent
Mrs Vicky Weston 112 Dunkirk Avenue Desborough Northamptonshire NN14 6PN

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice21 Aug 2026View
Officer Report - DEL_REPOfficer Report - DEL_REP20 Aug 2026View
APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTAPPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT2 Jul 2026View
Site Specific_3UK_10101206_HVG180Supporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Pre-application consultation letters and PODSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Mobile UK - Health Fact SheetSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Site_Specific_EE_10101206_HVG180Supporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Mobile UK - Councils and ConnectivitySupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Keir Starmer in The Times - We will launch a golden era of buildingSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Home Office ESN briefing noteSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
HM Government Ofcom 5G GuideSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
DSIT Minister of State letter to Leaders Nov 2024Supporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
DCMS MHCLG Collaborating for Digital Connectivity LetterSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
Application FormApplication Form29 Jun 2026View
PlansPlans29 Jun 2026View
ICNIRP Covering Letter and CertificateSupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
CEME Campus SSSISupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View
5G and Future TechnologySupporting Statements29 Jun 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Pr App Given Conditions/Reasons
Decision Notice
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