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Kensington and Chelsea deferred plans to replace InLink units with Street Hub 3 units in August 2025 due to resident objections.

The Kensington and Chelsea Planning Applications Committee deferred plans in August 2025 to replace existing InLink units, which are communication units, with larger Street Hub 3 units on Kensington High Street and Notting Hill Gate. This decision, made over a year ago, followed resident objections to the proposed upgrades, which included two 75-inch LCD display screens for advertisements.

The applications, submitted by BT Telecommunications PLC, involved removing the current InLink units and replacing them with the new Street Hub 3 models. No further meetings or decisions regarding these specific applications for the replacement of InLink units in Kensington and Chelsea are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Planning Applications Committee deferred plans to replace InLink units on 12 August 2025. Source
  2. The deferral was due to resident objections. Source
  3. The proposed Street Hub 3 units include two 75-inch LCD display screens. Source
  4. BT Telecommunications PLC is the applicant for the Street Hub 3 installations. Source
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