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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 decision500 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 decision411 m
Received 2 September 2026
PL/11346
Single storey side extension
Waiting for a decision47 m
Received 28 July 2026
PL/11203
The building is a former Co-op supermarket and subsequently a Poundstretcher Store. It was built around 2000 when the historic police station moved to another location in the town and is approximately 1500m² and mostly around 6 to 10m high. The retail, storage, goods in are single storey and the office block is 2 storey. The building is a masonry cavity wall construction, with a blockwork inner leaf and brickwork outer leaf. The roof consists of flat profiled metal sheets, likely incorporating insulated sandwich panels. The roof perimeter is formed by mansard-style parapets with slate-hung external finishes. The site is generally surrounded by level pedestrian walkway
Waiting for a decision283 m
Received 14 July 2026
PL/11145
Proposed demolishment of existing conservatory and part rear two storey dwelling with new 2 storey rear extension to provide new kitchen / utility room and master bedroom and new bathroom
Waiting for a decision467 m
Received 30 June 2026
PL/11094
Change of use of the ground floor of the former bank to a cafe with sand play area
Withdrawn339 m