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Replacement of existing singled glazed sash windows with new Accoya timber framed double glazed sash windows; replacement of existing rear door and casement combination with Accoya timber framed door/casement combination; replacement of front door single glazed fanlight with double glazed fanlight.

1 Glenfield Road London Lambeth SW12 0HQ

DecidedReference: 25/03302/FULLondon Borough of Lambeth

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1 Glenfield Road London Lambeth SW12 0HQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
21 Oct 2025
Validated
21 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Lambeth

Application overview

Replacement of existing singled glazed sash windows with new Accoya timber framed double glazed sash windows; replacement of existing rear door and casement combination with Accoya timber framed door/casement combination; replacement of front door single glazed fanlight with double glazed fanlight.

Proposal details

Reference
25/03302/FUL
Ward
Streatham Hill West & Thornton

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
REDACTEDDecision Notice · PDF15 Dec 2025View
DELEGATED REPORTDelegated Register · PDF15 Dec 2025View
POSTED 30.10.2025Site Notice30 Oct 2025View
EXISTING & PROPOSED SECTION PLANS, PHOTOS OF EXISTING WINDOWS, EXISTING AND PROPPlans · PDF21 Oct 2025View
COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE LEVY - COMPLETED FORMSupporting Docs · PDF21 Oct 2025View
THE LOCATION PLANOS Map · PDF21 Oct 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF21 Oct 2025View
BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITEOS Map · PDF21 Oct 2025View
DESIGN & ACCESS AND HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Docs · PDF21 Oct 2025View

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