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Local Plan Policy TC9

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Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans for the Turkmenistan Embassy, applying its policy on diplomatic uses.

Kensington and Chelsea Council's Planning Applications Committee approved plans on 20 October 2026 for the Turkmenistan Embassy to be established at 53 Victoria Road. This decision grants permission for the property's change of use from a single-family dwelling to an Embassy and Consulate, including the installation of a flagpole, National Emblem, and signage.

This approval relates to Local Plan Policy TC9, which supports diplomatic uses in designated areas within the borough. The property is situated within the De Vere Conservation Area. No further discussions or decisions regarding this policy are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans for the Turkmenistan Embassy at 53 Victoria Road on 20 October 2026. Source
  2. The approval permits changing the property's use from a single-family dwelling to an Embassy and Consulate of Turkmenistan. Source
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