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Received 15 June 2026
A260370
CONVERSION OF BUARTH HALL TO RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION AND ASSOCIATED WORKS
Status not clear from the register342 m
Received 3 June 2026
A260350
The proposed development consists of a new build detached block of flats, four storeys in height, containing 16 no flats (including 4 no. mobility compliant flats at GF level) with associated car parking and communal amenity spaces
Status not clear from the register495 m
Received 26 May 2026
A260325
Change of use of an existing dwelling to a 6 bedroom, 6 person C4 HMO
Status not clear from the register196 m
Received 21 May 2026
A260315
Discharge of condition 5 (fire protection upgrade) from planning permission A240414
Status not clear from the register213 m
Received 21 May 2026
A260318
Discharge of condition 16 (detail of new stair and balustrade) from planning permission A240414
Status not clear from the register213 m
Received 21 May 2026
A260317
Discharge of condition 9 (details of doors) from planning permission A240414
Status not clear from the register213 m