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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 2 September 2026
26/P/0422/HH
Erect a conservatory to the rear and side elevations
Approved with conditions289 m
Received 7 August 2026
26/P/0358/HH
Proposed extension above converted garage to provide extra living space at first floor level plus re-design of dilapidated conservatory to rear to provide functional living space connected to garden outdoor seating area
Approved with conditions189 m
Received 23 July 2026
26/P/0329/HH
Knocking out of the existing garage in order to extend kitchen area.
Approved with conditions208 m