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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 4 August 2026
P/26/424/FUL
Demolition of conservatory, increase in ridge height to create first floor accommodation incorporating dormers, two storey extension and double height porch and associated works
Waiting for a decision248 m
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P/26/394/FUL
Single storey side extensions to either side of existing dwelling with minor internal alterations and extend existing driveway to accommodate 3 cars
Waiting for a decision312 m
Received 23 June 2026
P/26/341/FUL
Proposed demolition of existing dwelling and construction of a replacement three storey detached dwelling
Approved with conditions233 m
Received 12 May 2026
P/26/255/FUL
Porch, en-suite and home office extensions
Approved with conditions440 m