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Received 28 July 2026
26/0508/CLPU
Obtain a Lawful Development Certificate for a single storey rear extension
Approved400 m
Received 23 July 2026
26/0507/COU
Change the use of dwelling to 2 No. flats and associated works
Approved495 m
Received 30 April 2026
26/0310/COND
Discharge condition 9 (Travel Plan) of planning consent 25/0156/NCC (Vary conditions 03 (Timeframe), 05 (Approved Plans) and 14 (Open Space) of Planning Consent 23/0885/NCC (Vary condition 5 (Approved Plans) of planning consent 21/1192/OUT (Erect residential development comprising of up to 99 No. units and associated works with all matters reserved) to amend scale parameters)
Waiting for a decision494 m