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extension at 1A Victoria Gardens

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Kensington and Chelsea Council has refused planning permission for an extension at 1A Victoria Gardens.

Kensington and Chelsea Council's Planning Applications Committee refused planning permission for an extension at 1A Victoria Gardens in October 2026. The decision cited concerns over the proposal's scale, prominent and uncharacteristic positioning, and its impact on the heritage significance of the Ladbroke Conservation Area. The committee deemed the excessive height, bulk, and atypical form would cause less than substantial harm.

The proposed development was for a building extension at the property located at 1A Victoria Gardens, which was subject to a planning application. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled regarding this specific application.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council refused planning permission for an extension at 1A Victoria Gardens in October 2026. Source
  2. The refusal was made by the Planning Applications Committee on 06 October 2026. Source
  3. Reasons for refusal included concerns over scale, prominent positioning, and impact on the Ladbroke Conservation Area. Source
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