Have Your Say: Planning Applications

Local people can make representations up until the day before the planning committee meeting and register to speak at meetings in advance.

Local people can make representations up until the day before the planning committee meeting and register to speak at meetings in advance.

29 Marylebone Road (University of Westminster) –  Refurbishment and extension of the building on Luxborough Street extending to Bingham Place.

25 Marylebone Road – Methodist Church House - Alterations and extensions including the erection of additional storey at roof level with terrace, the infilling of existing rear yard at Bingham Place, and extensions to the rear elevation onto Bingham Place and side elevation onto Nottingham Place with associated balconies.

26 Queen Anne Street – Howard de Walden - Head Office redevelopment with a focus on sustainability

58 Queen Anne Street - Howard de Walden - Refurbishment of the main house with proposed extension to the rear Marylebone Mews for a Members' Club.

25 Wimpole Street and Harley Place – Howard de Walden - Development for a Research Space 

 

 

 

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