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Received 16 August 2026
P2026/0539
Demolition of the existing retaining wall and construction of a replacement retaining wall set approximately 2.5 metres from the rear elevation of the host dwelling.
Waiting for a decision155 m
Received 30 July 2026
P2026/0503
Single storey rear and side extension, rear access steps and associated works.
Approved295 m
Received 23 June 2026
P2026/0412
Amended details under condition 10 (revised restoration/landscaping scheme previously approved under P2003/0528 relating to appeal consent APP/Y6930/A/02/1092154 dated 22nd November 2002
Approved282 m
Received 27 May 2026
P2026/0341
3 freestanding non-illuminated signs to roundabout for sponsorship advertising
Approved368 m