Plans submitted for multi-level extensions at Beis Yaakov Girls School in Hackney

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Plans submitted for multi-level extensions at Beis Yaakov Girls School in Hackney

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Planning proposals have been lodged concerning Beis Yaakov Girls School located on Amhurst Park in the Hackney area of London.

The submission seeks approval for additions to the school building at multiple levels, including the construction of dormer structures on the roof.

The application specifically requests permission for a two-storey rear extension spanning lower ground and ground floor levels, as well as a two-storey side extension at first floor and roof levels, with the inclusion of front and rear roof dormers.

The proposal has been assigned reference number 2026/1709.

A separate application has been filed regarding a flat at 377 Mare Street in Hackney.

The submission pertains to details concerning construction materials and the installation of a bat box, as required under conditions attached to an earlier planning consent.

This application carries reference number 2026/1519.

Additionally, plans have been submitted for works to a Robinia tree situated in the front garden of a first floor flat at 30 Jenner Road in Hackney.

The proposed works include the removal of deadwood and a reduction in lateral crown volume to maintain a separation of up to 1.5 metres between the tree and the building.

This application is referenced as 2026/0929.

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