Plans to construct new homes above shops at 1-5 Writtle Walk in Rainham were recently rejected by Havering Council. The council cited an outstanding enforcement notice that addresses prior uses of the building's upper floors. Specifically, the notice concerns the cessation of residential use and the removal of cooking equipment, which must be complied with before further developments can be considered. The committee also raised issues about the potential for the proposed development to be visually intrusive and overbearing, alongside concerns related to privacy for neighboring properties.
Havering Council's planning committee has rejected the proposed development at 1-5 Writtle Walk, citing an unresolved enforcement notice affecting the site's use.
The plans aimed to add a two-storey extension for additional flats, but concerns about privacy and overbearing height led to a refusal.
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