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Homeowner could be forced to remove new windows on Grade II listed property

Thurrock Council found modern uPVC windows caused less than substantial harm to the Grade II listed house’s historic fabric, requiring replacement to meet heritage standards.

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A SOUTH Ockendon homeowner may have to remove modern replacement windows installed without consent on a Grade II listed property

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Homeowner could be forced to remove new windows on Grade II listed property

A SOUTH Ockendon homeowner may have to remove modern replacement windows installed without consent on a Grade II listed property

·Essex, United Kingdom
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The Echo UK broke the news in Basildon, United Kingdom on Friday, March 6, 2026.
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