Planning Application

Approval following five refusals – East Sheen

2 Stonehill, East Sheen, Richmond

Following previous refused applications, Cameron Jones Planning were able to provide advice that led to the approval of a part first and part ground floor rear extension at this property adjacent to the Sheen Lane East Sheen Conservation Area.

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames – application reference PA25/3246

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Accessible Flats in Southwark

40 Copleston Road

We were successful in gaining permssion for the enlargement of three existing flats in a traditional Victorian semi-detached building to be converted for wheelchair accessibility. This involed the construction of a part single, part 2 storey rear extension with the addition of rear balconies and a stairlift to the front steps.

Southwark Council – Application reference 25/AP/2583

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Approval for extensions in the Green Belt and Flood Zone – Egham

4 Runnymede, Egham

Erection of a two storey rear extension to this riverside fronting dwelling, with the addition of a dummy pitch roof to the existing flat roof.

The Council agreed with our reasoning that the proposed additions to the dwelling would be subservient and represent a significant design improvement upon what could be built under permitted development. The development would not result in any harm that would justify refusal in the public interest. 

Runnymede Borough Council – application reference RU.25/1175

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Approval following two withdrawn applications – one to two dwellings

Feltham Town Conservation Area

Cameron Jones Planning were able to step in and gain approval for our client to allow the conversion of an existing home into two residential units. This involved single storey and part two storey rear extensions, two rear dormers, and raising the roof ridgeline.

London Borough of Hounslow – Application reference P/2025/2241

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Prior Approval Granted – Office to Residential conversion in Blackwater, Surrey

We were able to secure prior approval for our clients under Class MA of the General Permitted Development Order to convert ground floor offices to residential accommodation. Combined with a previous extension application, the building can now accommodate four flats over two floors.

Hart District Council Application Reference 25/00275/GPDCOM

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Permission for Commercial Site Development – Egham

42-48 Station Road, Egham

Change of use and redevelopment of the previous Jewson building materials and equipment hire site (Use Class E) to use as a car rental business (Sui Generis). The scheme included the demolition of the existing buildings and replacement with a new single-storey building. A detailed application requiring highway safety updates and biodiversity enhancements.

Runnymede Borough Council – application reference RU.24/1630

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Approval for extensions to Bungalow in Whitton

We provided a full planning service for this development of a small bungalow in Whitton. At the initial consultation stage we advised the architect on potential schemes that would be acceptable, paying particular regard to design and the impact on neighbour amenity. The planning statement accompanying the submission addressed national and local planning policies and Richmond’s supplementary planning documents and included a BRE impact on sunlight / daylight analysis for the neighbouring dwelling.

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Approval for an extension to a garage to form a home office

We were able to gain approval for extending and converting a garage at the end of a row of other garages. The end of terrace dwelling, situated on Shaftesbury Crescent in Laleham, has direct access from the garden to the garage.

The Planning Officer agreed with us that the scheme would not compromise the character of the area, nor neighbour amenity. The Highway Officer was happy there would be no impact on highway safety. The scheme was allowed.

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