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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 24 August 2026
0/53649
Alterations and extension to rear of existing dwelling
Approved with conditions122 m
Received 31 July 2026
0/53603
Alterations and extension to existing dwelling.
Approved with conditions365 m
Received 21 July 2026
0/53567
Proposed upper storey and rear extension to existing split-level bungalow, including roof dormer extensions.
Waiting for a decision399 m
Received 7 July 2026
0/53532
Two storey side and rear extension
Approved with conditions456 m