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rear extension and shopfront changes at 18-22 Holbein Place

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Kensington and Chelsea Council has approved plans for a rear extension and shopfront changes at 18-22 Holbein Place.

Kensington and Chelsea's Planning Applications Committee approved an application for a rear extension and shopfront changes at 18-22 Holbein Place in September 2025. This decision included planning permission and advertisement consent for a single-storey rear extension, bike and bin stores, replacement of plant, minor changes to the shopfront, and new adverts.

The approval, concerning a development project at 18-22 Holbein Place, was made during a committee meeting on 23 September 2025. The full minutes of the meeting, detailing discussions and decisions, are available on the Open Council Network. No further council discussions or decisions are currently scheduled regarding this specific application.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea's Planning Applications Committee approved the application in September 2025. Source
  2. The approval included planning permission and advertisement consent for a single-storey rear extension, bike and bin stores, replacement of plant, minor changes to the shopfront, and new adverts. Source
  3. The decision was made during a meeting on 23 September 2025. Source
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