A former women’s mental health hostel could be turned into a family home.

The plans are one of several applications submitted to Camden Council between August 26 and September 2 in the Ham and High readership area.

The council is currently reviewing each application and has yet to make a decision on any of them.

Extensions are planned to two homes in West Hampstead – one in Sarre Road (2024/3221/P) and one in Inglewood Road (2024/3382/P).

CFBL, a bilingual French-English school in Holmes Road, Kentish Town, has asked for permission to demolish an existing single-storey workshop on its site (2024/3657/L).

The listed building would be replaced by a three-storey administration block, the application states.

A new home could be created behind a shop in Camden High Street (2024/2279/P).

Under current plans, a storage area would be converted into living space, with an extra floor added to create two bedrooms.

A former hostel for women suffering with their mental health could be turned into a single family home (2024/3586/P).

The building in Mornington Terrace was previously used by St Mungo’s Community Housing until March this year, and has been empty since.

The O2 Centre in Finchley Road is set to have 320 of its car park spaces axed as part of a large redevelopment (2024/3534/P).

They will be removed to make way for 600 new homes, with the remaining 200 spaces continuing to serve the shopping centre.

To view or comment on any of the applications visit - https://www.camden.gov.uk/search-for-planning-applications

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