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Application Registered21-04-2026 

Comments Until24-05-2026  

Date of Committee 

Decision   

Appeal Lodged 

Appeal Decision   

Application Number2026/1498/P

Site Address8 Cathcart Street London NW5 3BL 

Application TypeHouseholder Application 

Development TypeResidential Extension 

ProposalLower ground floor rear extension and creation of front lightwell, lowering of the floor at lower ground floor level, creation of rear roof terrace, replacement windows, changes to rear fenestration and associated works including privacy screen, new side boundary fencing and replacement front railings and steps. 

Current StatusREGISTERED 

ApplicantMr Arber Beqiri 

AgentROAR Architects 

WardsKentish Town South 

Location Co ordinatesEasting 528734 Northing 184944 

OS Mapsheet  

Appeal Submitted?No 

Appeal Decision 

Case Officer / TelSofie Fieldsend  4607   

DivisionPlanning Solutions Team 

Planning OfficerSofie Fieldsend 

Determination Level 

Existing Land UseC3 Dwelling House 

Proposed Land UseC3 Dwelling House 

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