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15-35 Notting Hill Gate

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Kensington and Chelsea Council approved facade replacement plans for 15-35 Notting Hill Gate in September 2026.

Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans in September 2026 for facade replacement and refurbishment at 15-35 Notting Hill Gate, a commercial property. The approved works include new external facades, ground floor alterations such as a new office entrance and bin and cycle store, rooftop terraces, and a stair core extension.

During the approval process, councillors raised concerns about potential anti-social behaviour, drug use, and homelessness around the proposed bicycle parking area. Residents also voiced concerns regarding the aesthetic appeal of the building's rear.

Key facts

  1. Plans for 15-35 Notting Hill Gate were approved by Kensington and Chelsea Council on September 8, 2026. Source
  2. The approved plans include replacement of external facades and ground floor works. Source
  3. Councillors raised concerns about potential anti-social behaviour near the proposed bicycle parking area. Source
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