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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 21 September 2026
26/0823/FUL
Retrospective planning permission is sought for the retention of a rear dormer loft extension, together with the retention of a boundary fence measuring approximately 2m to 2.2m in height.
Waiting for a decision428 m
Received 23 June 2026
26/0558/FUL
Proposed two storey rear extension
Approved390 m
Received 19 May 2026
26/0426/FUL
Change of use of 2 retail units, a tattoo parlour into 1 bedroom flat and a vacant carpet store into a 2 bedroom flat
Approved429 m