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Replacement of two existing single glazed timber windows on the front elevation and one existing single glazed timber window on the rear elevation with like for like double glazed timber windows and associated works. (Amended Description)

14 KIRKSIDE ROAD, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 7SQ

DecidedReference: 25/2922/HDRoyal Borough of Greenwich

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Application location

14 KIRKSIDE ROAD, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 7SQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householders
Received
5 Sept 2025
Validated
29 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Replacement of two existing single glazed timber windows on the front elevation and one existing single glazed timber window on the rear elevation with like for like double glazed timber windows and associated works. (Amended Description)

Proposal details

Reference
25/2922/HD
Alternative references
PP-14286853
Ward
BLACKHEATH WESTCOMBE
Parish
Greenwich

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF24 Nov 2025View
Officers delegated reportReport · PDF24 Nov 2025View
CorrespondanceCorrespondence · PDF1 Oct 2025View
Full planning application formApplication Form · PDF30 Sept 2025View
A reasonable exception statementDocument · PDF29 Sept 2025View
Location plan.Drawing29 Sept 2025View
Internal sow drawingDrawing · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Horn detail drawingDrawing · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Joinery drawingDrawing · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Heritage statementDocument · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Box sashDrawing · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Design and access statementDocument · PDF8 Sept 2025View
Trickle ventDrawing · PDF8 Sept 2025View

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