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Received 20 July 2026
P/2026/0467
WORKS TO TREES PROTECTED BY TREE PRESERVATION ORDER WCBC 288
Approved357 m
Received 1 June 2026
P/2026/0338
DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 4 (ACTIVE TRAVEL CONNECTION), 6 (BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE), 8 (NOISE), 9 (LANDSCAPING) AND 10 (BIODIVERSITY) OF PLANNING PERMISSION P/2023/0221
Approved483 m