A new virtual reality experience could open in Camden Town if planners give the go-ahead.

Camden Council has received more than 64 applications for a variety of developments in the borough.

We have summed up the most notable applications and included them for ease below:

  • There are plans to open up a new virtual reality immersive experience in Camden Town. Eclipso Immersive Entertainment, which already has a centre open in Westfield Stratford, has proposed a new LED display screen advertising the new attraction at a derelict basement at 213 – 219 Camden High Street. (2024/4186/A).
  • An application was also put forward for the continued use of a temporary retail food store at Camden Goods Yard, by Morrisons Superstore and Petrol Filling Station, for up to 75 months. (2024/4323/P).
  • An application was put forward to paint the shop façade at 30 Hampstead High Street white and add a new illuminated box sign. (2024/4380/A).
  • There are plans to transform 82 Highgate Road from a commercial building to a three-bedroom house. (2024/4223/P).
  • At 59 Torriano Avenue, Kentish Town, plans were submitted to convert an existing flat at lower ground and ground floors to facilitate the creation of two self-contained flats. (2024/4372/P).

Detailed documents on every application can be found on council's website: https://www.camden.gov.uk/weekly-list-planning-applications

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