Crystal Palace Football Club, Whitehorse Lane, South Norwood, SE25 6PU
A follow-up to an existing permission · the principle is already approved, so only the detail is under consideration
Croydon · Reference 26/01253/DISC
Comment period closed
What is being proposed
Discharge of condition 5 (CLP/CEMP stadium) of planning permission reference 25/00300/CONR for the 'Variation of condition 2 (approved drawings) pursuant to planning permission reference 18/00547/FUL for the 'Extension of Main Stand to provide 8000+ additional seating and additional internal floor space to be used for the operation of the football club and ancillary functions (Use Class D2), and creation of restaurant/retail unit (Use Class A1/A3). Demolition of 22-32 Wooderson Close, and works to the North East end elevation of 20 Wooderson Close. Associated reorganisation of surrounding land including but not limited to car parks with associated hard and soft landscaping. Use of the club car park as a fan plaza on match days. Pitch lengthening and the creation of accessible seating within the Whitehorse Lane Stand. Creation of new corner stand between Holmesdale Road and Arthur Wait stands. Reorganisation of floodlighting and removal of the TV Gantry at the Arthur Wait Stand.' Variations include (but not limited to) increase in height of roof, increase in depth of main stand, extension to rear of Holmesdale Road stand, creation of new car park and use of area under Holmesdale Road Stand, massing reduction adjacent to Whitehorse Lane Stand and alterations to car parks (Sainsbury's and clubs).'
Description as published by Croydon.
What this could mean for you
These are the effects a proposal like this most often raises. Each one is a material planning consideration, so each can form the basis of a comment.
- Noise and disturbance
- Parking pressure
- Traffic and access
- Trees and landscaping
Derived automatically from the proposal wording. Read the full application before relying on it.
Timeline
Received
28 Apr 2026 · Submitted to the council
Validated
28 Apr 2026 · Checked and published
Comments close
1 May 2026 · Last day to have your say
Decision due
23 Jun 2026 · Target date, often slips
Decided
5 May 2026 · Outcome published
Key facts
- Reference
- 26/01253/DISC
- Authority
- Croydon
- Address
- Crystal Palace Football Club, Whitehorse Lane, South Norwood, SE25 6PU
- Postcode
- SE25 6PU
- Type
- Conditions and amendments
- Scale
- Minor
- Applicant
- Not published
- Agent
- Not published
- Received
- 28 Apr 2026
- Decision due
- 23 Jun 2026
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Crystal Palace Football Club, Whitehorse Lane, South Norwood, SE25 6PU
A follow-up to an existing permission · the principle is already approved, so only the detail is under consideration
Non-material amendment to introduce a condition allowing phasing of development, pursuant to planning permission 25/00300/CONR for the 'Variation of condition 2 (approved drawings) pursuant to planning permission reference 18/00547/FUL for the 'Extension of Main Stand to provide 8000+additional seating and additional internal floor space to be used for the operation of the football club and ancillary functions (Use Class D2), and creation of restaurant/retail unit (Use Class A1/A3). Demolition of 22-32 Wooderson Close, and works to the North East end elevation of 20 Wooderson Close. Associated reorganisation of surrounding land including but not limited to car parks with associated hard and soft landscaping. Use of the club car park as a fan plaza on match days. Pitch lengthening and the creation of accessible seating within the Whitehorse Lane Stand. Creation of new corner stand between Holmesdale Road and Arthur Wait stands. Reorganisation of floodlighting and removal of the TV Gantry at the Arthur Wait Stand.' Variations include (but not limited to) increase in height of roof, increase in depth of main stand, extension to rear of Holmesdale Road stand, creation of new car park and use of area under Holmesdale Road Stand, massing reduction adjacent to Whitehorse Lane Stand and alterations to car parks (Sainsbury's and clubs).'