Listed building consent
Barnet Council recently approved an application for alterations to a listed building.
Barnet Council's Planning Committee approved an application for alterations to a listed building on September 9, 2026. This decision was part of a larger set of six planning applications approved by the committee, which also included proposals for additional storeys and extensions to residential buildings.
Listed Building Consent is the formal permission required for works that would affect the special architectural or historic interest of a listed building. This consent ensures that any alterations or demolitions do not negatively impact the historic character of structures officially recognised for their architectural or historical importance.
Key facts
- Barnet Council's Planning Committee approved an application for alterations to a listed building on September 9, 2026. Source
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