
01Newham, London
Listed building consent drawings in Newham
Newham has 125 list entries, and 21 entries in the borough are on the Heritage at Risk Register. For an owner of a listed house, repair and alteration often belong in one application, and we draw both.
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02The brief
What the council's listed building page asks for
Newham's guidance names the works that need consent: windows, doors, dormers, rooflights, roofing materials and internal walls. Put simply, most works to a listed house in Newham need consent (LBC for most works).
On demolition and harm the council is blunter. It will not allow changes that damage special character or structural stability, and it can order a building put back as it was. Our drawings therefore show each original feature and mark what stays, so a repair does not read as a removal.


03The record
Local figures for Newham
| Measure | Value | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works needing consent include windows, doors, dormers, rooflights, roofing materials and internal walls | LBC for most works | No period | newham.gov.uk, Listed building consent, council web page (undated), web page |
| Council will not allow demolition or changes harming special character or structural stability; can order reinstatement | no demolition; reinstatement orders | No period | newham.gov.uk, Listed building consent, council web page (undated), web page |
| Listed building entries | 125 list entries (Historic England, within the LPA boundary) | No period | planning.data.gov.uk |
| Grade I listed entries | 4 list entries | No period | planning.data.gov.uk |
| Grade II* listed entries | 6 list entries | No period | planning.data.gov.uk |
| Heritage at Risk entries | 21 Heritage at Risk Register entries within the LPA boundary (Historic England) | No period | planning.data.gov.uk |
| Conservation areas | 9 named conservation areas published by the council | No period | planning.data.gov.uk |
| Article 4 direction for HMOs (C3 to C4) | Yes | No period | newham.gov.uk |
| Listed building consent decisions (PS2) | 11 listed building consent decisions (to alter or extend) | 2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026) | assets.publishing.service.gov.uk |
| Listed building consents granted (PS2) | 100 % granted | 2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026) | assets.publishing.service.gov.uk |
| Concessions: application types with no current fee - Listed Building Consent | 0 GBP | No period | ribblevalley.gov.uk |
| Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 s9(1), s9(4) | Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictment | No period | legislation.gov.uk |
A blank value means the figure has not been published, not that there are none. Check your own address with the council.
04The streets
Householder applications by street in Newham
| Street | Applications | Approved |
|---|---|---|
| Hampton Road | 40 | 77% |
| Osborne Road | 34 | 97% |
| Claremont Road | 23 | 65% |
| Capel Road | 19 | 88% |
| Windsor Road | 18 | 63% |
| Field Road | 15 | 80% |
| Sherrard Road | 15 | 86% |
| Latimer Road | 14 | 79% |
| Monega Road | 14 | 86% |
| Sidney Road | 14 | 92% |
| South Esk Road | 14 | 79% |
| Lonsdale Avenue | 13 | 83% |
| Kensington Avenue | 12 | 60% |
| Tennyson Road | 12 | 82% |
| Bristol Road | 11 | 70% |
Counts of householder applications by street; no individual applications are shown. Streets with fewer than five applications are left out.
05The drawing
The listed building consent route
How works to a listed building are consented, from the first survey to the decision.
- A What the council weighs
- Proposals affecting heritage assets need an assessment of significance (including setting) proportionate to the asset's importance
- B The weight given to conservation
- Substantial weight to the conservation of designated heritage assets
- C Newham: consents decided
- 11 listed building consent decisions (to alter or extend)
- D Newham: consents granted
- 100 % granted
- E Works without consent
- Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictment
06The detail
When a repair and a change belong in one application
A leaking roof, a rotten sash and a plan to open up the ground floor often arrive together. Filed as separate jobs, each can undercut the others, because an officer sees the repair as removal of fabric and the change as more of the same. One drawing set that says which timber is mended, which is replaced and which is new lets the officer judge the house once.
We start with a measured record of the existing fabric. That record is what lets a repair and a change sit side by side on the same sheets.
Grades, the risk register and the designed landscape
In Newham the list runs to 4 entries at Grade I, 6 at Grade II* and 115 at Grade II. The Heritage at Risk Register adds 21 entries inside the borough boundary, and these can be churches, parks and industrial sites as well as houses.
The council publishes 9 conservation areas. Another 2 scheduled monuments and 2 registered parks and gardens touch the borough. Newham's data also records an Article 4 direction on HMO conversions (C3 to C4), which concerns use, not alterations to a listed building.
For the neighbouring east London picture, see the listed building consent drawings page for Redbridge.
Decisions, cost and the offence
In the latest government planning statistics return Newham decided 11 listed building consent applications to alter or extend, and 100% were granted. The sample is small and describes the past, not your application.
The national fee table shows £0 for the consent itself, so your cost is the drawing work. Doing the work first is a different matter. Works without consent: up to 6 months' imprisonment or a fine on summary conviction; up to 2 years or a fine on indictment.
Related applications in Newham
Repair work often includes the roof, so read mansard roof drawings in Newham if a new storey is on the table, and basement conversion drawings in Newham for a lower floor. The service overview is on the listed building consent drawings hub.

07The papers
What the drawings rest on
Measured surveys
08Correspondence
Questions
Can I repair a listed window in Newham without consent?
Like-for-like repair of the same material and detail may not need consent, but replacement of a window does, because windows are on the council's list of works needing consent. Send us a photograph and the address and we say which side of the line it falls.
What if my building is on the Heritage at Risk Register?
The register is Historic England's, and an entry flags condition, not a planning limit. It does not change the consent test, and we draw any repair and any alteration together so the two never contradict each other.
Is there a fee to the council for listed building consent in Newham?
The national table shows £0 for the consent. What you pay us is a fixed quote, given after a free constraints check, because the price follows how much of the building the work touches.

100%
granted
Listed building consents granted (PS2), Newham, 2025 Q2 to 2026 Q1 (1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026). Source: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk
09Further reading
Related pages
Other services in Newham
Listed building consent drawings nearby
10Sources
Sources and dates
- newham.gov.uk, retrieved
- planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved
- planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved
- planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved
- newham.gov.uk, retrieved
- assets.publishing.service.gov.uk, retrieved
- ribblevalley.gov.uk, retrieved
- legislation.gov.uk, retrieved
- planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved
- planning.data.gov.uk, retrieved
- gov.uk, retrieved
Licences
- Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
- Contains Historic England data © Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
- GLA Planning London Datahub, householder applications. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Send us the address of your house.
We look up the conservation area, listing and Article 4 position, then reply with a fixed fee. A message before 3pm is answered the same working day.