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Received 15 September 2026
PL/11418
Works to a beech tree within Llandovery conservation area
Approved383 m
Received 8 June 2026
PL/10993
Rear roof - Flashing tape on east side replaced with lead flashing. Temporary metal roof preventing leaks replaced with slate. Front of house - rotten beam above shopfront and below box room replaced. Window frame repaired/replaced. Slates above the window repaired/replaced to prevent further water ingress
Refused95 m
Received 29 May 2026
PL/10944
Change of use from former Class A1 retail premises to use as a beauty salon (sui generis) providing beauty and aesthetic treatments, including potential future laser-based treatments subject to all relevant approvals, with ancillary retail sales associated with the business
Approved65 m