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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
If permission is refused, the applicant can appeal to Planning and Environment Decisions Wales. Other people can't appeal, but can comment on an appeal.
Received 13 October 2026
PL/11544
Planning application for change of use from Class C3b to Class C2 along with various changes including the installation of ASHP, PV panels, external amenity area and re-configuration of car parking area
Waiting for a decision300 m
Received 12 October 2026
PL/11535
Proposed removal of existing retaining wall and construction of a replacement retaining wall along the site frontage at Ty Aman, including associated minor groundworks
Waiting for a decision400 m
Received 16 September 2026
PL/11422
New pair of illuminated 48-sheet digital advertisement displays
Waiting for a decision108 m
Received 3 August 2026
PL/11227
Discharge of Condition 9 on PL/10513 (Battery Safety Management Plan BSMP)
Approved with conditions492 m
Received 20 May 2026
PL/10911
Change of use of former office building to residential care home
Waiting for a decision388 m
Received 13 May 2026
PL/10875
Proposed removal of existing retaining wall and construction of a replacement retaining wall along the site frontage at Ty Aman, including associated minor groundworks
Refused400 m