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Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee

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Wandsworth Council recently approved a planning application despite its Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee's objections.

Wandsworth Council approved a planning application for an extension on Thurleigh Road in March 2026, overriding the unanimous objections of its Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee. The committee had raised concerns that the proposed design for the single-storey front extension and other alterations would be objectionable and damaging to the overall design of the house.

No further discussions or decisions regarding this topic are currently scheduled in the supplied material. Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committees advise councils on matters related to the preservation of historical and architectural heritage, including planning applications.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth Council approved a Thurleigh Road extension in March 2026. Source
  2. The committee unanimously objected to the Thurleigh Road extension. Source
  3. The committee cited concerns about the design being objectionable. Source
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