A planning application submitted to the London Borough of Camden proposes converting 5 Fitzroy Square, London, W1T 5HH, from office use into a single dwelling house. The application, logged under reference 2026/4015/P, seeks a change of use from commercial premises to a private home.
The proposal is among a series of applications received by the council this week, covering changes to residential properties, tree works, and commercial alterations across the borough. The Public Notice Portal, which publishes statutory notices from local newspapers, listed the Fitzroy Square application as one of the key submissions.
Other applications in the borough
Additional applications include a Certificate of Lawfulness request at Wac Arts College, 213 Haverstock Hill, for two external air-conditioning condenser units and associated pipework at ground level to the rear (Ref. No: 2026/2753/P). At 15 Belsize Park Mews, a variation of approved plans seeks revisions to the external architectural treatment of a roof extension, basement, fenestration alterations, and associated works (Ref. No: 2026/3909/P).
Several tree-related applications were also submitted. At 17 Belsize Lane, works include crown thinning to an ash, reductions to hawthorns, an acer, and a magnolia in the front and rear gardens (Ref. No: 2026/3968/T). At 28A Glenilla Road, felling of a cotoneaster tree in the rear garden to ground level is proposed (Ref. No: 2026/3981/T).
Tree works and emergency notices
At 22 Lyndhurst Road, two applications cover tree works: a reduction and shaping of a liquidambar tree, including a two-metre height reduction (Ref. No: 2026/4012/T), and works to a protected sycamore tree, including a 2.5-metre crown reduction (Ref. No: 2026/4013/T). An emergency five-day notice was submitted for the felling of a Judas tree and an elderberry tree at 9 Wedderburn Road (Ref. No: 2026/4061/T).
At 1 Kidderpore Avenue, two applications propose reductions to a London plane, magnolia, and plum, felling of a dead tree, and associated crown work (Ref. No: 2026/4005/T), as well as works to a protected yew tree, including a two-metre height reduction and trimming overhang (Ref. No: 2026/4009/T).
Commercial and residential changes
At St Pancras International Youth Hostel, 79-81 Euston Road, a non-material amendment seeks to alter the configuration of approved rooftop plant units and ductwork (Ref. No: 2026/3414/P). At 93 Euston Road, a variation of a condition attached to planning permission granted in 1997 is proposed (Ref. No: 2026/3884/P).
At 166A Camden Street, a change of use from commercial space to residential is proposed, including demolition of an existing store and office and construction of a three-bedroom dwelling (Ref. No: 2026/2709/P). At Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert Street and 79 Parkway, a Certificate of Lawfulness is sought for museum use at Albert Street and office use at Parkway (Ref. No: 2026/3680/P).
The Public Notice Portal, owned by the News Media Association, carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers. It is supported by the Google News Initiative and is described as the fastest and most effective way to find out about planning applications, alcohol licensing applications, and planned road closures in the area.
