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Flintshire

PANT Y PWLL DWR QUARRY, Brynford, Holywell, CH8 8HP

North/north-west extension to the quarry to extract additional limestone reserves, and the associated dismantling, re-construction and re-positioning of the existing overburden mounds, erection of internal crib walls, widening of existing access, relocation of the internal haul road, and the permanent diversion of sections of public footpaths
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
FUL/001040/25
Type
Full planning permission
Size
Medium
Ward
Flintshire Ward Brynford and Halkyn, Flintshire Ward Caerwys
Received
4 December 2025
Consultation date
13 August 2026
Decision due by
16 December 2026

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At planning committee

This application was named on the agenda of Planning Committee on 7 October 2026.

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Where it has got to

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  2. Consultation

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  4. After the decision

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Collected by UK PlanIt from Flintshire's planning register, which is the official record. Plans and drawings are on the council's website.