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Received 2 October 2026
P2026/0645
Section 73 application to vary Condition 1 of planning permission P2021/0515 (demolition of Community Centre and construction of 2no detached dwellings and associated parking) determined 13/10/2021 to extend the period for the commencement of development
Waiting for a decision424 m
Received 6 July 2026
P2026/0440
Removal of existing first-floor balcony and replacement with a new first-floor balcony
Approved383 m
Received 17 June 2026
P2026/0402
Proposed Lawful Development Certificate for the removal of existing perimeter iron fencing and installation of green mesh fencing
Approved408 m