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Details of condition 7 (Noise Monitoring Report) as required by planning permission ref: 25/AP/3515 dated 18/05/2026 for 'Partial demolition of 22 and 24 Southwark Bridge Road and redevelopment of site comprising the erection of an 18 storey building to accommodate a hotel use with associated amenity spaces (Class C1) with flexible cultural use (Sui Generis) at ground floor level, associated cycle parking, landscaping, access and servicing, plant and equipment and all other associated works'.

22-24 Southwark Bridge Road London Southwark SE1 9HB

GrantedReference: 26/AP/2131London Borough of Southwark

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22-24 Southwark Bridge Road London Southwark SE1 9HB

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Approval of Details
Received
20 Jul 2026
Validated
20 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
13 Sept 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Southwark

Application overview

Details of condition 7 (Noise Monitoring Report) as required by planning permission ref: 25/AP/3515 dated 18/05/2026 for 'Partial demolition of 22 and 24 Southwark Bridge Road and redevelopment of site comprising the erection of an 18 storey building to accommodate a hotel use with associated amenity spaces (Class C1) with flexible cultural use (Sui Generis) at ground floor level, associated cycle parking, landscaping, access and servicing, plant and equipment and all other associated works'.

Proposal details

Reference
26/AP/2131
Ward
Borough & Bankside
Agent
Q Square Group Ltd

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE - AOD - GRANTDecision - Notice · PDF21 Aug 2026View
OFFICER ASSESSMENTDecision - Officer Report · PDF21 Aug 2026View
VALID APPLICATION LETTER WITH INVOICEValid Application Letter · PDF24 Jul 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication - Form (Without Personal data) · PDF20 Jul 2026View
Application - Covering letterApplication - Covering letter · PDF20 Jul 2026View
VIBRATION IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING PLANDocument · PDF20 Jul 2026View

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Decision & conditions

AOD - Granted
DECISION NOTICE - AOD - GRANT OFFICER ASSESSMENT
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