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Received 24 June 2026
26/0431/RET
Retain and complete the creation of new vehicular access, replacement of driveway walls, reconfiguration of driveway and access to property to enable disabled access and associated work to driveway and front garden
Approved313 m
Received 5 June 2026
26/0392/COND
Discharge conditions 05 (Noise Scheme), 08 (Lighting), 09 (Refuse) and 10 (Dust & Noise) of planning consent 26/0084/FULL (Erect rear second storey extension, new roof, change the use of first floor (storage & residential) to new sports club)
Waiting for a decision355 m