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Queen's Park Estate Conservation Area, Local Development Order

Queen's Park Estate Conservation Area, Local Development Order

Westminster's Retrofit Taskforce is developing a Local Development Order which will grant planning permission for replacement windows across the Queen's Park Avenues. This will reduce planning barriers to home and energy improvements whilst conserving the historic character of the area.

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Project:Queens Park Local Development Order
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Westminster Retrofit Taskforce
Westminster Retrofit Taskforce

Our Taskforce is situated in the Design Conservation & Sustainability Team, from within Town Planning at WCC, a particular focus will be on the borough’s heritage building stock and how planning legislation and process can act as an enabler to retrofit rather than a blocker.

Westminster Retrofit Taskforce

The Westminster Retrofit Taskforce are the team behind developing a Local Development Order for the Queens Park Estate. Established in 2022, Westminster’s Retrofit Taskforce developed an early delivery plan with complementary and innovative workstreams aimed at addressing the identified barriers and upscaling delivery at a systemic level. Our Taskforce is situated in the Design Conservation & Sustainability Team, from within Town Planning at WCC, a particular focus will be on the borough’s heritage building stock and how planning legislation and process can act as an enabler to retrofit rather than a blocker.