Change of use from offices (Class E use) to 3no 1 bedroom flats, 1no 2 bedroom flat, and a 14no room Co-Living Accommodation (House in Multiple Occupation [HMO] Sui Generis use) including third floor roof extension. (This application site is located within Stratford St. Johns Conservation Area, Is a Grade II Listed Building and is within the setting of other Grade II listed buildings, National Westminster bank & King Edward VII Public House).

Conversion of garage with a raised roof to provide home office/studio space incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling house.

Extension and alterations to the existing single storey garage including single storey side extension and alterations to existing and addition of fenestration to facilitate conversion of the garage to habitable accommodation ancillary to the dwellinghouse to be used as a home office.

Application for a lawful development certificate for the demolition of existing garage and construction of home office/storage.

Proposed construction of a single storey outbuilding in the rear garden for use as a Home Office

Request for a Screening Opinion - Regulation 6 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the proposed demolition all of the existing buildings with the exception of a small office building in the south-west of the Site, and construction of two new buildings which will house the new waste operations on the Site.

Erection of a new two storey educational building to the rear of the site with a single storey link, with internal and external alterations / modifications associated with the refurbishment of the former police station to accommodate an educational use (Class F.1a), together with a new lift to the former police station, landscaping, plant, cycle parking, car parking and other associated works. (This is a Grade II Listed Building - Police Station With Walls and Gate Piers To Side) (Affects the setting of other Listed Buildings; Council Offices Grade II, Fellowship House Grade II, Technical College Grade II, Newham Council Offices Grade II*, Wall To East Ham Town Hall, Technical College and Library Turning Corner Down High Street South To The Council Offices Grade II, Public Library Grade II and The Denmark Arms Public House Grade II) (Affects setting of other Locally Listed Buildings) (The site falls within East Ham Town Centre Conservation Area)

Erection of a new two storey educational building to the rear of the site with a single storey link, with internal and external alterations / modifications associated with the refurbishment of the former police station to accommodate an educational use (Class F.1a), together with a new lift to the former police station, landscaping, plant, cycle parking, car parking and other associated works. (This is a Grade II Listed Building - Police Station With Walls and Gate Piers To Side) (Affects the setting of other Listed Buildings; Council Offices Grade II, Fellowship House Grade II, Technical College Grade II, Newham Council Offices Grade II*, Wall To East Ham Town Hall, Technical College and Library Turning Corner Down High Street South To The Council Offices Grade II, Public Library Grade II and The Denmark Arms Public House Grade II) (Affects setting of other Locally Listed Buildings) (The site falls within East Ham Town Centre Conservation Area)

Proposal for Change of Use from Offices (Class E use) to 27-room Co-Living Accommodation [House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) Sui Generis use] including roof extension (This application site is located within Stratford St. Johns Conservation Area, Is a Grade II Listed Building and is within the setting of other Grade II listed buildings, National Westminster bank & King Edward VII Public House)

Proposal for Change of Use from Offices (Class E use) to 27-room Co-Living Accommodation [House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) Sui Generis use] including roof extension (This application site is located within Stratford St. Johns Conservation Area, Is a Grade II Listed Building and is within the setting of other Grade II listed buildings, National Westminster bank & King Edward VII Public House)