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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 8 October 2026
26/0882/FUL
Proposed single-storey rear extension and first-floor wraparound side and rear extensions incorporating gable-end roof forms to the rear.
Waiting for a decision487 m
Received 24 September 2026
26/0836/FUL
Proposed single-storey side extension, together with rear alterations comprising the demolition of the existing rear outbuilding, the blocking up of an existing rear door, and the installation of rear double patio doors.
Waiting for a decision286 m
Received 3 June 2026
26/0491/FUL
Proposed detached dormer bungalow with detached garage (Re-submission)
Waiting for a decision190 m