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Observation by Newham London for the retention of the London Stadium as a multi-purpose sports, music, culture and community events venue with minor amendments to planning conditions relating to event restrictions set out in the extant planning permission (planning application reference 20/00060/VAR) In order to allow:- Increase in annual events from 10 to 24;- Increase maximum capacity for events to 85,000 for 8 events and maintain current capacity of 80,000 for 16 events;- Increase in consecutive nights of concerts from 3 to 4 (at a maximum of 4 occurrences per year);- Operate all events at a maximum music noise level of 75 dB;- Increase capacity for all sports events to 62,500 to match capacity for West Ham games;- Reduce annual frequency of sports events from 87 to 70; and- Include uniquely run sports events such as boxing and Soccer Aid within the definition for Events

London Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London, E20 2ST

DecidedReference: PA/26/01494/NCLondon Borough of Tower Hamlets

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Application location

London Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London, E20 2ST

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Observations to Other Authorities
Received
Not published
Validated
21 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Application overview

Observation by Newham London for the retention of the London Stadium as a multi-purpose sports, music, culture and community events venue with minor amendments to planning conditions relating to event restrictions set out in the extant planning permission (planning application reference 20/00060/VAR) In order to allow:- Increase in annual events from 10 to 24;- Increase maximum capacity for events to 85,000 for 8 events and maintain current capacity of 80,000 for 16 events;- Increase in consecutive nights of concerts from 3 to 4 (at a maximum of 4 occurrences per year);- Operate all events at a maximum music noise level of 75 dB;- Increase capacity for all sports events to 62,500 to match capacity for West Ham games;- Reduce annual frequency of sports events from 87 to 70; and- Include uniquely run sports events such as boxing and Soccer Aid within the definition for Events

Proposal details

Reference
PA/26/01494/NC

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DECISION_NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF10 Sept 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTER FROM NEWHAM LONDON DATED: 21 AUG 2026Correspondence · PDF24 Aug 2026View

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