planning regime
Kensington and Chelsea Council approved facade plans despite anti-social behaviour concerns.
Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans in September 2026 for new facades at 15-35 Notting Hill Gate, a decision made within the local planning regime. The approved works include replacing external facades, ground floor modifications, creating rooftop terrace areas, and adding a new plant enclosure and stair core extension.
During the meeting, councillors and residents voiced concerns about the proposed development's potential impacts. These included fears of increased anti-social behaviour, drug use, and homelessness around the new bicycle parking area, as well as objections to the aesthetic appeal of the building's rear.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans for new facades at 15-35 Notting Hill Gate. Source
- The plans were approved on September 8, 2026. Source
- Councillors and residents raised concerns about potential anti-social behaviour, drug use, and homelessness. Source
- Concerns were also voiced regarding the aesthetic appeal of the building's rear. Source
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