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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 1 July 2026
0/53519
Approval of condition no 4 (Materials) of planning approval 0/49452 (Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 9 new dwellings together with formation of new access and pedestrian footpath)
Approved with conditions294 m
Received 11 June 2026
0/53494
Approval of condition no 12 (Scheme of Investigation for Archaeological Mitigation) of planning approval 0/46977 (Proposed residential development for 107 no. residential dwellings (of which up to 30% will be affordable), public open space, landscaping, means of highway and pedestrian access, local highway and pedestrian infrastructure improvements.)
Approved376 m