Advertisement consent for scaffolding shrouds featuring a printed image of the building and illuminated advertising areas
The Soho Society has objected to a proposal for illuminated advertising on scaffolding shrouds at The London Pavilion, which Westminster Council discussed in July 2025.
The Soho Society voiced its opposition in July 2025 to a proposal seeking advertisement consent for scaffolding shrouds at The London Pavilion, 1 Piccadilly. Westminster Council's Planning Sub-Committee (2) discussed the application, which concerns the retention of a 1:1 printed image of the building and three inset illuminated advertising areas, on 22 July 2025.
The application seeks consent for the illuminated advertising areas, measuring 10.9m x 9.0m, 7m x 9.0m, and 10.9m x 9.0m respectively, until 31 December 2025 while The London Pavilion undergoes construction. No further discussions are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- The Soho Society voiced opposition to the proposal in July 2025. Source
- Westminster Council's Planning Sub-Committee (2) discussed the application on 22 July 2025. Source
- The application seeks consent for illuminated advertising areas until 31 December 2025. Source
- The proposal includes three illuminated advertising areas measuring 10.9m x 9.0m, 7m x 9.0m, and 10.9m x 9.0m. Source
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