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22/AP/3860

St Thomas's Church 9A St Thomas Street London Southwark SE1 9RY

Granted Southwark Listed Building Consent

Proposal

Listed Building Consent for the replacement of electrical installation and internal lighting throughout The Old Operating Theatre Museum, Ante Chamber, Herb Garret and Store.

As published by the council, reference 22/AP/3860

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 9 Nov 2022

    Received by Southwark

  2. 25 Nov 2022

    Validated

    Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

  3. 19 Dec 2022

    Decision issued: Listed Building Consent - GRANTED

  4. 28 Jul 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

What a grant of permission means

The process from here

Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.

Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.

About heritage and listed buildings applications

How this application type works

Heritage applications concern listed buildings and conservation areas. Listed building consent is needed for works, inside or out, that affect the special interest of a listed building, and carrying out such works without consent is a criminal offence. The council weighs harm to the heritage asset against any public benefit of the proposal.

More on heritage and listed buildings applications in our guide

Nearby applications

Within 500 metres

  • 26/AP/2153 Awaiting decision

    New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details of condition 17 'Hard and soft landscaping' required by planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works.'

    21 Jul 2026 48m away Conditions
  • 26/AP/2152 Awaiting decision

    New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details of condition 11 'Tree planting' pursuant to planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works.'

    21 Jul 2026 48m away Conditions
  • 26/AP/0982 Granted

    New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details of condition 6 'DLP and DEMP' as required by planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 dated ref. 25/11/2025 for 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St ThomasStreet) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works'.

    2 Apr 2026 48m away Conditions
  • 26/AP/1254 Awaiting decision

    St Thomas Yard, New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details submitted to satisfy Schedule 8 Paragraph 2.1 (HMMP and BNG Plan) of the section 106 agreement associated with planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 for 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works.'

    30 Apr 2026 48m away Conditions
  • 26/AP/1936 Decided

    New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details submitted to satisfy Schedule 6 paragraph 1.1 (Construction Employment Contact Methodology) of the section 106 agreement associated with planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 for 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works.'

    1 Jul 2026 48m away Conditions
  • 26/AP/0894 Awaiting decision

    New City Court 4-26 St Thomas Street London SE1 9RS

    Details of condition 5 'Site contamination' required by planning permission ref. 24/AP/3803 'Redevelopment of the site to include: - Redevelopment of the existing 1980s office building with partial demolition (including demolition of the St Thomas Street entrance building and the King's Head Yard facade); the construction of side extensions and upward extension to add 5 storeys and create a 10-storey office building plus plant, balconies and roof terraces; - Redevelopment of Keats House (nos. 24-26 St Thomas Street) with retention of the historic frontage and construction of a roof extension to add one storey of office floorspace; - Restoration and refurbishment of the listed Georgian terrace (nos. 4-16 St Thomas Street) to create level front entrances to the offices, internal alterations and new glazed roof to the rear courtyard (with separate LBC application ref. 24/AP/3804); - Associated public realm and highway works to St Thomas Street and King's Head Yard, cycle parking and all ancillary works.'

    26 Mar 2026 48m away Conditions

In Southwark

  • 26/AP/1813 Granted

    The School Of Historical Dress 52 Lambeth Road London Southwark SE1 7PP

    Listed building consent for repairs to parapet wall to prevent water ingress. General mortar pointing repairs.

    22 Jun 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 26/AP/1408 Granted

    73A Peckham Road London Southwark SE5 8UH

    Listed Building Consent for the replacement of the unauthorised UPVC front entrance door with a timber heritage door. (revised description)

    15 May 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 26/AP/0879 Granted

    Anchor 1 Bankside London Southwark SE1 9DN

    Remove the redundant kitchen and service area to the mezzanine area and provide a new bar servery including backfitting and counter

    25 Mar 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 26/AP/2178 Awaiting decision

    Bridge Masters House Tower Bridge Tower Bridge Road London Southwark SE1 2UP

    Listed building consent for internal alterations - removal of stud partitions installed post construction, and installation of stud partitions and doors

    23 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 26/AP/1240 Granted

    Anchor 1 Bankside London Southwark SE1 9DN

    Listed building consent for Installation of replacement signs to include 2x pictorial projecting sign, 1x 3D Anchor, 4x fascia signs, 2x menu cases, 2x door plaques, 1 large lantern, 9x small lanterns 1x set of building numbers and repainting of the exterior windows and doors by others

    29 Apr 2026 Heritage and listed buildings