Planning application
26 Bemish Road SW15 1DG
Works: Extension Loft or dormer Windows or glazing Small domestic
Read from the description, not a valuation. How we read the register
Permission granted. Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses.
Proposal
Non-material amendment to planning permission dated 31/07/2024 ref 2024/1506 (Alterations including the erection of a roof extension to the main rear roof, a mansard roof extension above the two storey back addition, a rear extension at first-floor level and the erection of a ground-floor single-storey side extension) to allow amendments to ground floor and first floor fenestration and the internal layout.
As published by the council, reference 2026/0010
Application record
- Reference
- 2026/0010
- Type
- Non-Material Amendment
- Status
- FINAL DECISION
- Decision
- Approve No Conditions
- Received
- 2 Jan 2026
- Validated
- 12 Jan 2026
- Decided
- 29 Jan 2026
- Ward
- Thamesfield
- Decision by
- Delegated Standard
- Postcode
- SW15 1DG
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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2 Jan 2026
Received by Wandsworth
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12 Jan 2026
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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29 Jan 2026
Decision issued: Approve No Conditions
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10 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
Documents
Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report
5 documents on file for this application
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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 amendments applications
How this application type works
An amendment application changes a permission that already exists. Non-material amendments cover small adjustments with no wider effect, while minor material amendments, usually made by varying a condition, allow modest design changes without a fresh application. Anything beyond that needs a new permission, so the scope here is deliberately narrow.
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9 Bemish Road London Wandsworth SW15 1DG
89% 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 glazingSeveral homes -
11 Bemish Road SW15 1DG
Alterations including erection of a single storey rear/side extension.
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2026/1469 Granted
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Variation of condition 2 (in accordance with approved drawings), removal of condition 7 (Boundary treatment) and discharge of conditions 5 (Materials), 6 (Detailed drawings), 8 (Refuse) and 9 (Cycle parking) of planning permission dated 15/12/2020 ref 2020/3753 (as varied by application ref: 2025/3254 dated 13/11/2025 and by NMA 2026/0693 dated 19/03/2026) (Alterations to rear block facing Shelgate Road including erection of extension to form additional floor of accommodation in connection with creation of a three-storey 2-bed dwelling house; associated demolition of single storey ground floor extension currently in Use Class E(b) and change of part of ground floor from Class E(b) to C3(a).) to allow to substitute the approved drawings with those 'as built'.
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2025/2809 Granted
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