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Received 10 June 2026
P/26/315/RLX
Variation of condition 1 of P/24/51/FUL and the substitution of amended plans for a single storey rear extension (reduced scale)
Waiting for a decision165 m
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Proposed front access improvements to include landing, retaining wall and vertical lift
Approved with conditions438 m
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Non-material amendment to P/25/448/RLX (To allow for minor alterations to the previously approved development including amending the internal layout of block 2 and the addition of solar panels) and relaxation of condition 24
Approved with conditions0 m