More than 60 applications were submitted to the council’s planning department between April 7 and April 14, including those for alterations to homes, tree works, and more.
Camden Council is yet to make a decision on any of these applications.
One application proposes the change of use at 44 – 46 Kilburn High Road.
The plans look to convert the first floor from a dental surgery (Class E) into a two-bedroom residential unit (Class C3).
At the Great Northern Hotel on Pancras Road, plans have been submitted for a series of external alterations.
These include replacing three windows with doors on the south-east elevation, converting a door into a hatch and fixed board on the north-west side, and installing a hanging sign, trellis, and heaters.
At Heritage Lane in West Hampstead, a planning application proposes the erection of metal security gates and railings towards the eastern end of the private road.
Residents can view details of all applications, drawings, and supporting documents on Camden’s website at camden.gov.uk/viewplans.
The council’s Duty Planner service offers advice and information about applications and can be contacted on 020 7974 4444.
Those wishing to make comments about any of the applications need to do so in writing within 21 days of the date of the notice.
Comments can be submitted via the online form available at camden.gov.uk/planning, by email to planning@camden.gov.uk, or by writing to Development Management, Regeneration and Planning, Culture and Environment Directorate, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, WC1H 8ND.
It is important to quote the reference number of the application when making comments.
