Unit C Bloom East Apartments 55 Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

1. 5 Nov 2025

   Received by Wandsworth

2. 29 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 55 Unit D Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2026/0452 Submitted 3 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  Submission of details pursuant to the partial discharge of Condition 50 (Noise Insulation) in respect of Unit D, Plot D only of planning permission 2019/2250 dated 18/12/2020.

  Granted Full applications 4 docs

• Unit D Bloom East Apartments 55 Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2025/3616 Submitted 9 Oct 2025 50 yards away

  Installation of 2no. internally illuminated fascia signs, 2no. non-illuminated projecting signs and 2no. branded awnings, 2no. vinyl signs.

  Granted Advertising 11 docs

• Unit C 55 Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2026/0057 Submitted 7 Jan 2026 50 yards away

  Submission on details pursuant to the discharge of Condition 50 (Details of noise insulation) in respect of Unit C only of planning permission 2019/2250 dated 18/12/2020 (Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for variations to Conditions 9 (Parameter Plans), 10 (GEA Floorspace Limits), 34 (BREEAM) and 52 (Wind Mitigation) of part outline and part detail planning permission 2017/6762 dated 28th March 2019 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 1 (time limit), 2 (time limit for reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 11 (Maximum Floorspaces), 15 (distribution and internal configuration of residential units for each plot), 32 (construction sequence and delivery plan) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2016/2424, dated 23rd January 2017 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 3 (reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 10 (GEA floorspace limits), 13 (residential unit limit), 18 (car parking space limit), 32 (B8 use restriction) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2011/2462, dated 30/03/12 for demolition of all existing buildings and construction of a mixed use redevelopment comprising 7 building plots with buildings up to 23 storeys high to provide residential units; commercial and community floorspace; associated basement parking and part of the 'Nine Elms Linear Park'. All matters reserved apart from the appearance and scale of Blocks B1, D1 & G and two new access points from Nine Elms Lane.' An addendum to the Environmental Statement has been submitted under The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended).)

  Granted Full applications Demolition 11 docs

• Unit D 55 Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2026/0075 Submitted 7 Jan 2026 50 yards away

  Submission on details pursuant to the partial discharge of Condition 28 (Distribution of uses) and Condition 47 (Details of forecourt/outdoor space) in respect of Unit D, Plot D only of planning permission 2019/2250 dated 18/12/2020 (Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for variations to Conditions 9 (Parameter Plans), 10 (GEA Floorspace Limits), 34 (BREEAM) and 52 (Wind Mitigation) of part outline and part detail planning permission 2017/6762 dated 28th March 2019 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 1 (time limit), 2 (time limit for reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 11 (Maximum Floorspaces), 15 (distribution and internal configuration of residential units for each plot), 32 (construction sequence and delivery plan) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2016/2424, dated 23rd January 2017 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 3 (reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 10 (GEA floorspace limits), 13 (residential unit limit), 18 (car parking space limit), 32 (B8 use restriction) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2011/2462, dated 30/03/12 for demolition of all existing buildings and construction of a mixed use redevelopment comprising 7 building plots with buildings up to 23 storeys high to provide residential units; commercial and community floorspace; associated basement parking and part of the 'Nine Elms Linear Park'. All matters reserved apart from the appearance and scale of Blocks B1, D1 & G and two new access points from Nine Elms Lane.' An addendum to the Environmental Statement has been submitted under The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended).)

  Granted Full applications Demolition 7 docs

• 55 Unit B Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2026/2427 Submitted 27 Aug 2026 50 yards away

  89% historically approved · decision due ~22 Oct

  Submission of details pursuant to the discharge of Conditions 28 and 50 of planning application 2019/2250 dated 18/12/2020 (Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for variations to Conditions 9 (Parameter Plans), 10 (GEA Floorspace Limits), 34 (BREEAM) and 52 (Wind Mitigation) of part outline and part detail planning permission 2017/6762 dated 28th March 2019 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 1 (time limit), 2 (time limit for reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 11 (Maximum Floorspaces), 15 (distribution and internal configuration of residential units for each plot), 32 (construction sequence and delivery plan) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2016/2424, dated 23rd January 2017 for 'Minor Material Amendment pursuant to Conditions 3 (reserved matters), 9 (parameter plans), 10 (GEA floorspace limits), 13 (residential unit limit), 18 (car parking space limit), 32 (B8 use restriction) and 41 (land and groundwater contamination) of part outline and part detailed planning permission 2011/2462, dated 30/03/12 for demolition of all existing buildings and construction of a mixed use redevelopment comprising 7 building plots with buildings up to 23 storeys high to provide residential units; commercial and community floorspace; associated basement parking and part of the 'Nine Elms Linear Park'. All matters reserved apart from the appearance and scale of Blocks B1, D1 & G and two new access points from Nine Elms Lane.' An addendum to the Environmental Statement has been submitted under The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended).)

  Awaiting decision Demolition

• 55 Unit B Nine Elms Lane SW11 7DS

  2024/4372 Submitted 13 Dec 2024 50 yards away

  1. To provide vinyl signages in the designed signage zone behind glass. 2. To provide an illuminated projecting signage behind the retail elevation at high level, the projecting metal sign is 750mm x 750mm in size, formed of a metal frame finish, and infilled with frosted glass on both sides.

  Withdrawn Advertising 4 docs

• 2025/4411 Granted

  Ground Floor 36 Trinity Road SW17 7RE

  Display of 2 x non illuminated fascia signs, and 1 x vinyl graphic to glazing.

  Received 8 Dec, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Advertising
• 2026/3190 Awaiting decision

  Corner of Battersea Park Road Battersea Park Road and Pump House Lane Battersea Power Station SW8 5BP

  Temporary, non-illuminated static advertisement panel measuring 14m wide x 5.5 height x 0.5 depth mounted to the outward-facing elevation of temporary site accommodation located at the corner of Battersea Park Road and Pump House Lane.

  Received 7 Sep, published by the council 10 Sep 2026 Advertising
• 2026/0037 Granted

  82 Wandsworth High Street SW18 4LB

  Installation of external lighting to illuminate existing hand-painted mural on the flank wall.

  Received 5 Jan, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Advertising
• 2026/2975 Awaiting decision

  SHILLINGTON AND FALCON PARK Cabul Road SW11 2FT

  This application seeks consent for the continued display of temporary advertisements and signage associated with events, activities and facilities within Shillington and Falcon Park for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031. The proposed advertisements comprise a range of temporary banners, signs, flags, A-boards, freestanding display units and event branding associated with community events, cultural activities, sporting events, markets, recreational programmes and park facilities. The advertisements will primarily provide event information, wayfinding, operational guidance and promotional material relating to activities taking place within Shillington and Falcon Park. Signage will be located at established advertising positions throughout the park, including entrance gates, event sites, sports facilities, concession areas and other designated event locations. Advertisements will vary in size, design and material depending on the specific event or activity but will remain temporary in nature and displayed only for the period necessary to support individual events and park operations. The application includes advertising associated with: Event and activity banners Directional and wayfinding signage Sports, recreation and facility signage Temporary event branding Community event and market signage Freestanding display units and flags Illuminated and non-illuminated signage where appropriate All advertisements will be displayed in accordance with the Agreement for the Hire of Shillington and Falcon Park and in line with the supporting plans and appendices submitted as part of this application.

  Received 18 Aug, published by the council 20 Aug 2026 Advertising
• 2026/2976 Awaiting decision

  Tooting Common Tooting Bec Road London SW16 1RU

  This application seeks consent for the continued display of temporary advertisements and signage associated with events, activities and facilities within Tooting Common for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031. The proposed advertisements comprise a range of temporary banners, signs, flags, A-boards, freestanding display units and event branding associated with community events, cultural activities, sporting events, markets, recreational programmes and park facilities. The advertisements will primarily provide event information, wayfinding, operational guidance and promotional material relating to activities taking place within Wandsworth Park. Signage will be located at established advertising positions throughout the park, including entrance gates, event sites, sports facilities, concession areas and other designated event locations. Advertisements will vary in size, design and material depending on the specific event or activity but will remain temporary in nature and displayed only for the period necessary to support individual events and park operations. The application includes advertising associated with: Event and activity banners Directional and wayfinding signage Sports, recreation and facility signage Temporary event branding Community event and market signage Freestanding display units and flags Illuminated and non-illuminated signage where appropriate All advertisements will be displayed in accordance with the Agreement for the Hire of Wandsworth Park and in line with the supporting plans and appendices submitted as part of this application. I would use essentially this wording for all of the remaining parks, simply changing the park-specific references and tweaking the activities slightly: Tooting Common ??? add festivals, Country on the Common, sporting events, community activities. Wandsworth Common ??? community events, sporting activities, fairs, outdoor recreation. King George's Park ??? sports tournaments, community events, funfairs (where applicable), recreation. Barn Elms Sports Centre ??? sporting events, tournaments, training programmes and visitor information. Falcon Park & Shillington Park ??? community events, recreation, family activities and sports. Furzedown Recreation Ground ??? community events, seasonal activities, recreation and sports.

  Received 18 Aug, published by the council 20 Aug 2026 Advertising