182, 202, Chatelaine House, Walworth Road
A planning application
Southwark · Reference 26/EES/0014
What is being proposed
Pre application enquiry for the proposed revisions to scheme approved under application ref. 24/AP/0892: Redevelopment including part demolition and part retention of existing building to provide mixed-use development comprising purpose-built student accommodation (Sui Generis), residential accommodation (Use Class C3), Commercial, Business and Service floorspace (Use Class E excluding E(g)(ii) and (iii)), Community floorspace (Use Class F2), flexible Commercial, Business and Service (Use Class E excluding E(g)(ii) and (iii))/Community floorspace (Use Class F2) within two buildings ranging from 6 to 7 storeys (meeting and written advice)
Description as published by Southwark.
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.
- Daylight and overshadowing
Derived automatically from the proposal wording. Read the full application before relying on it.
Timeline
Received
7 Jul 2026 · Submitted to the council
Validated
7 Jul 2026 · Checked and published
Comments close
Not yet · Last day to have your say
Decision due
31 Aug 2026 · Target date, often slips
Decided
Not yet · Outcome published
Key facts
- Reference
- 26/EES/0014
- Authority
- Southwark
- Address
- 182, 202, Chatelaine House, Walworth Road
- Postcode
- Not given
- Type
- Other
- Scale
- Medium
- Storeys
- 7
- Applicant
- Not published
- Agent
- Not published
- Received
- 7 Jul 2026
- Decision due
- 31 Aug 2026
Also happening nearby
31 Amelia Street, SE17 3PY
A follow-up to an existing permission · the principle is already approved, so only the detail is under consideration
Non-Material Amendment to planning permission 22/AP/0850 (as amended by 25/AP/0241) for 'Demolition of the existing building on the site and erection of a mixed-use development comprising 744sqm commercial floorspace (Class E) and student accommodation (146 rooms)'. Amendments include revisions to the approved layout, fire safety strategy, cycle parking provision, communal amenity spaces, commercial accommodation, roof plant arrangement, elevations and fenestration, together with an increase in the overall building height and commercial floorspace.