15 October, 2025
Go ahead for Attic Self Storage facility in Battersea
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On 28 September our client’s appeal against the refusal of planning permission for a residential led development comprising 78 dwellings and commercial space close to Hampton Court Palace was allowed.
The site is occupied by a commercial development, and part of a strip of land lying between Hampton Court Way (the A309) and the railway line from Waterloo. After a long period of pre-application discussion with officers of Elmbridge District Council, we submitted a full application which was recommended for approval but refused in response to local objections raised concerns, amongst other things, that the proposal was out of character with the area.
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