Planning applicationNLK/25/00923/FUL

Malcolm Logistics Logistics Head Office Block 20 Edinburgh Road Newhouse North Lanarkshire ML1 5RX

Decided - PermittedRoof Works & Dormers
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Received

28 August 2025

Validated

15 September 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Works
Facade / Exterior
Specific
Asbestos RemovalIndustrial LogisticsMetal Roof
AI summary

Roof re-cladding proposed for the existing building, with asbestos sheets removed and replaced by new profiled steel cladding.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

5/10
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Application NLK/25/00923/FUL

Malcolm Logistics Logistics Head Office Block 20 Edinburgh Road Newhouse North Lanarkshire ML1 5RX

Decided - PermittedRoof Works & DormersReceived North Lanarkshire Council

Roof re-cladding proposed for the existing building, with asbestos sheets removed and replaced by new profiled steel cladding.

The record

Reference
NLK/25/00923/FUL
Address
Malcolm Logistics Logistics Head Office Block 20 Edinburgh Road Newhouse North Lanarkshire ML1 5RX
Status
Decided - Permitted
Category
Roof Works & Dormers
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
North Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8294
Longitude
-3.9457

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Roof re-cladding proposed for the existing building, with asbestos sheets removed and replaced by new profiled steel cladding.

As filed with the council

Proposed re-cladding of the existing roof, involving the removal of the current asbestos sheets and their replacement with new profiled steel cladding.

Supporting documents(4)