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Application Registered24-08-2026 

Comments Until20-08-2026  

Date of Committee 

Decision   

Appeal Lodged 

Appeal Decision   

Application Number2026/3580/A

Site Address28 Hampstead High Street London NW3 1QB 

Application TypeAdvertisement Consent 

Development TypeAdvertisements 

ProposalReplacement of existing 2 tablets and aluminium panels to either side of external ATMs and vinyl above external ATMs, replacement of existing metal fascia and Barclays logo and installation of 2 metal fascia with eagle logo to either side of main entrance and replacement of branch name plate with new. 

Current StatusREGISTERED 

ApplicantBarclays Bank PLC 

AgentMcLennan Architecture & Interiors 

WardsHampstead Town 

Location Co ordinatesEasting 526498 Northing 185701 

OS Mapsheet  

Appeal Submitted?No 

Appeal Decision 

Case Officer / TelPaul Vassiliadis     

DivisionPlanning Solutions Team 

Planning OfficerPaul Vassiliadis 

Determination Level 

Existing Land UseAll Others eg. adverts, aods, telecoms etc. 

Proposed Land UseAll Others eg. adverts, aods, telecoms etc. 

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