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Replacement of existing single glazed timber windows and doors with double glazed timber windows to the front and double glazed UPVC windows and doors to the rear.

87 Shaftesbury Road, London

OFFICER REVIEWReference: P2026/1901/FULLondon Borough of Islington

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Application location

87 Shaftesbury Road, London

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Application summary

Status
OFFICER REVIEW
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
17 Jul 2026
Validated
25 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
6 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Islington

Application overview

Replacement of existing single glazed timber windows and doors with double glazed timber windows to the front and double glazed UPVC windows and doors to the rear.

Proposal details

Reference
P2026/1901/FUL
Alternative references
PP-15088354
Ward
Hillrise
Agent
Mr David Mugliston
UPRN
5300082397

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form17 Jul 2026View
Location planLocation Plan17 Jul 2026View
Design and Access/ Heritage Planning StatementApplication Supporting Documents17 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed ElevationsExisting & Proposed17 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed Window DetailsExisting & Proposed17 Jul 2026View
Reasonable Exception StatementApplication Supporting Documents17 Jul 2026View
SDCSApplication Supporting Documents17 Jul 2026View
Location PlanLocation Plan6 Aug 2026View
Updated Location PlanLocation Plan25 Aug 2026View
Existing and Proposed Window SectionsExisting & Proposed25 Aug 2026View

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