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Received 13 October 2026
DM/2026/01230
Installing 4 electric scooter stores and charging units to mitigate internal fire risks.
Waiting for a decision200 m
Received 8 October 2026
DM/2026/01026
Facade, roof and internal remedial repairs to the entire building, following property survey.
Waiting for a decision308 m
Received 16 September 2026
DM/2026/01092
Replacement pool house/plant room for existing outside pool.
Approved357 m
Received 11 September 2026
DM/2026/01104
Raising existing first floor walls to extend existing bathroom.
Approved293 m
Received 10 September 2026
DM/2026/01102
Change of use from an existing Beauty Salon to Class D2 (assembly & leisure), for occupation as a small pilates and yoga studio.
Waiting for a decision388 m
Received 9 September 2026
DM/2026/01095
An amendment to the existing outer castle wall (also the boundary wall) is proposed to accommodate a second exit from the grounds of Abergavenny Castle. Amendments are to include a new gap in the wall, new gates in filling the gap, small areas of flagstone surfacing to accommodate foot traffic, a raised level paved area outside the wall leading to 4 steps in one direction and a ramp in the other direction, to transition between existing level-differences inside to outside the castle grounds. No works are proposed above the height of the existing wall.
Approved449 m