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Received 14 September 2026
NP/26/0461/TPO
T3 Oak raise crown deadwood selective 10% crown thin
Waiting for a decision243 m
Received 14 September 2026
NP/26/0465/TPO
2 x Oak - raise crown, deadwood, selective 10 percent crown thin
Waiting for a decision252 m
Received 8 July 2026
NP/26/0343/FUL
Proposed single-storey side extension to replace the existing conservatory
Approved with conditions483 m
Received 13 May 2026
NP/26/0245/FUL
Dormer window & rooflights (as part of loft conversion), front porch & rear extension
Approved with conditions430 m
Received 8 May 2026
NP/26/0235/FUL
Proposed extensions & alterations
Approved with conditions158 m