Bexley planning updates for Slade Green and Sidcup residents
Residents in Slade Green and Sidcup have three weeks to submit their views on new planning applications affecting local conservation areas. Alongside these residential proposals, the London Borough of Bexley Council has opened a significant procurement window for regional building contractors.
Bexley building services framework tender
The local authority is inviting expressions of interest for its Building Services Framework, divided into 11 distinct lots. This procurement process follows recent major building tenders in Erith and aims to establish a reliable pipeline for municipal maintenance and construction projects.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | 6278 |
| Expression of Interest Deadline | 15 May 2026 |
| Submission Portal | London Tenders website |
| Contact Email | procurement@bexley.gov.uk |
Retrospective application in Slade Green
A planning application has been submitted for a property at 15 Oak Road, situated within the Oak Road Conservation Area. The applicant, V Lesko, is seeking retrospective permission for the erection of a detached single-storey outbuilding in the rear garden.
Because the property sits within a designated conservation area, the council must assess whether the structure maintains the character and appearance of the historic neighborhood. Residents can view the full plans under reference 26/00779/FUL. Any representations must be submitted by 27 May 2026.
Sidcup conservation area window upgrades
In Sidcup, Mrs C Royce has applied for permission to modify 29 Station Road, located in the Christ Church Conservation Area. The proposal involves replacing existing windows with uPVC double-glazed units. Additionally, the external doors are slated for replacement with composite or uPVC materials designed to match the existing aesthetic.

Under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, these changes require specific approval to ensure modern materials do not clash with the architectural heritage of Station Road. The reference for this application is 26/00785/FUL.
How to submit observations
Richard Turek, Head of Development Management, has confirmed that all public responses will be made available for inspection under the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1995. Residents can use the Planning Application Information Online system or send written responses to the Civic Offices in Bexleyheath.
Observations must be received within 21 days of the notice date. Submissions should clearly state the relevant application reference number and include the sender’s contact details for the public record.
Source: London Borough of Bexley