26 Bemish Road SW15 1DG

1. 2 Jan 2026

   Received by Wandsworth

2. 12 Jan 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 29 Jan 2026

   Decision issued: Approve No Conditions

4. 10 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Wandsworth granted permission on 29 January 2026, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

An amendment application makes limited changes to a permission that already exists; anything beyond modest adjustment needs a fresh application. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 16 Bemish Road SW15 1DG

  2021/3047 Submitted 24 Jun 2021 50 yards away

  Alterations including erection of roof extension above part of two-storey back addition and erection of single-storey rear/side extension.

  Granted Householder Extension 21 docs
  Small domestic

• 29 Bemish Road SW15 1DG

  2026/1269 Submitted 1 Apr 2026 50 yards away

  Alterations including erection of extension above two-storey back addition.

  Granted Lawful development Extension 8 docs

• 29 Bemish Road SW15 1DG

  2026/1263 Submitted 31 Mar 2026 50 yards away

  Alterations including erection of mansard roof extension to main rear roof (with French doors and safety railings) including raising the ridge by 300mm.

  Granted Householder Extension Loft or dormer +1 8 docs
  Domestic

• 29 Bemish Road SW15 1DG

  2026/1254 Submitted 31 Mar 2026 50 yards away

  Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear and side infill extension.

  Granted Householder Extension Demolition 7 docs
  Small domestic

• 9 Bemish Road London Wandsworth SW15 1DG

  2025/3046 Submitted 1 Sep 2025 50 yards away

  90% historically approved · decision due ~27 Oct

  On July 16th, I erected a fence in the front garden on the boundary with 11 Bemish Road. It was to protect my family, but particularly my wife, from my neighbour???s extremely intrusive use of CCTV. The camera points directly at our front door and we fear it is being used to intimidate us. A small section of the fence was raised to 2.5 metres specifically to block the camera angle. The rest of the fence is 1.8m to afford greater protection. I would like to submit a planning application to retain the current arrangement while the surveillance camera continues to point at our front door. The context is important. Two years ago, my neighbour installed a camera opposite and only feet away from my teenage daughter???s bedroom window. She wouldn???t get dressed in the room or bring friends back to it throughout her GCSE year. We asked him to move it. We agreed to mediation. We involved the police. We offered to work with our neighbours on any security concerns they have. But we received no response. Eventually, we blocked up the window and moved it to the back of my daughter???s room away from the gaze of the camera. It was a very costly process. Since then, our neighbour has installed cameras that face into our kitchen, our back garden and my son???s bedroom. The flimsy hedge dividing our properties at the front provided no safety barrier either to the camera surveillance or, indeed, to direct contact with my neighbour. My neighbour has previously threatened my wife over the back garden fence and on another occasion my neighbour trespassed onto our property to break a drainpipe. Both incidents were reported to the police. Recently, my neighbour erected two large signs over our rear garden fence, while my wife was alone in the house, threatening further CCTV installations. My wife is frightened about what might happen next. My wife needs to feel safe in her own home. She is currently being treated for the stress this is causing. I was planning to put in a sturdier hedge. But my neighbour has the camera very high up and a hedge does not afford the same level of physical separation. The only quick solution seemed to be a fence. I had it built professionally and in a tasteful way, using the minimum amount of fencing to block the camera and create a barrier between the houses. We are faced with a very difficult situation. The solution we have created is elegant and unobtrusive. None of our neighbours have complained. And critically it separates the two houses at a time of great tension. I have agreed to mediation as a way of reducing tensions, building trust and finding solutions. The police have urged mediation as the best approach too. Our neighbours have refused.

  Awaiting decision Full applications Windows or glazing
  Several homes

• 86 Felsham Road SW15 1DQ

  2021/2945 Submitted 21 Jun 2021 50 yards away

  Rear garden: (T1) - Southern-blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulis) -Reduce entire crown by 4.5m to previous reduction points and reduce side growth to match.

  Decided Trees 4 docs

• 2026/1508 Granted

  30-32 St Johns Road SW11 1PW

  Variation of condition (d) opening hours of planning permission dated 07/02/1980 ref 79/N/2490 (Use of shop and basement as restaurant, store and ancillary staff facilities.) to allow 24 hour operation of the restaurant.

  Received 21 Apr, published by the council 25 Jul 2026 Amendments
• 2026/3246 Awaiting decision

  70 Thurleigh Road SW12 8UD

  Variation of condition 4 (details and samples of materials) pursuant to planning permission dated 13/08/2026 ref 2024/3766 (Demolition of the existing two storey dwelling house and the erection of a replacement three storey (plus basement with front and rear light wells) detached dwelling house. Landscaping to front and rear gardens, including works to trees and erection of replacement front boundary.) so as to allow commence above ground works.

  Received 10 Sep, published by the council 21 Sep 2026 Amendments
• 2026/3243 Awaiting decision

  Battersea Power Station development site SW8 5BN

  Variation of conditions 3 (Reserved Matters), 5 (Architectural Design Code), 6 (Placemaking Code), 7 (Parameter Plans), 8 (Land Uses), 10 (Distribution of Land Uses), 11 (Development Zone Land Uses), 13 (Maximum Residential units), 14 (Residential Mix), 18 (Phasing Plan), 20 (Car Parking), 21 (Residential Car Parking Spaces) and 61 (Approved Drawings) to outline planning permission dated 25th September 2020 (ref. 2020/0579) for: "the restoration, extension, alterations and conversion of the Power Station building to provide retail, residential flats, business, cultural, hotel and conference facilities, event space and incidental accommodation; the demolition of other buildings and development of the land surrounding the Power Station and adjacent/nearby sites to provide retail, restaurants bars and cafes, offices, hotel, residential, community and cultural space, assembly and leisure space, serviced apartments, an energy centre and basement plant; parking for cars, coaches, motorcycles and bicycles; new access and internal road system and servicing; 'off-site' highway works; works to the jetty and riverwall to facilitate river transport and fuel delivery; provision of open space and landscaping." The planning application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement Addendum

  Received 10 Sep, published by the council 21 Sep 2026 Amendments
• 2026/3239 Withdrawn

  119 Ravenslea Road SW12 8RT

  Non-material amendment to planning permission dated 03/06/2025 ref 2024/2907 (Alterations including erection of an extension above two-storey rear addition with roof terrace and 1.7m high obscure glazed screen. Excavation to enlarge existing basement and erection of a single-storey rear/side extension and first floor oriel window rear extension. The proposed works are in connection with the creation of a new one bedroom flat within the second floor. It is also proposed to re-configure the existing flats into a three bedroom flat along the proposed basement and ground floor and a two bedroom flat along the first floor.) to allow the omission of the basement level; Omission of the glazed roof and replace with two rooflights to the ground floor rear of Flat A; Minor internal amendments to the upper floors; resulting tof the second floor flat (Flat C reduced by 3.0sqm; entrance door to the second floor flat (Flat C) relocated to the top of the communal staircase and the flank wall of Bedroom 3 (Flat A) projecting further by1060mm into the courtyard.

  Received 9 Sep, published by the council 21 Sep 2026 Amendments
• 2026/3236 Awaiting decision

  Main Building (forming part of Phase 6C) Springfield Hospital 61 Glenburnie Road SW17 7DJ

  Variation of condition 2 (in accordance with approved drawings) pursuant to planning permission dated 07/08/2024 ref. 2021/4679 (Alterations, restoration and repair works in connection with the proposed conversion of Fir Tower, Oak Tower and Teak Tower within part of the Main Building to residential use (Class C3) to provide 32 flats, together with associated landscaping and servicing works.) to allow an amendment to the residential mix with a reduction of 2 x 2-bedroom apartments and an increase of 2 x 3-bedroom apartments through internal alterations, with an amendment to the associated S106 legal agreement to amend the affordable housing provision.

  Received 9 Sep, published by the council 10 Sep 2026 Amendments