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Received 22 September 2026
P2026/0611
5m height extension to existing 20m telecommunications lattice tower together with 6no. new antennas and ancillary equipment to be added onto the new tower extension, 3no. existing antennas to be removed, 2no. existing cabinets to be removed, together with the addition of 1no. cabinet and 1no. GPS module (Prior notification of proposed development by telecommunications code system operators. (General Permitted Development) Order 1995 - Schedule 2, Part 24)
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