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Received 1 September 2026
PL/11339
Proposed ground floor reconfiguration within the existing footprint, including removal of an existing conservatory, to rebuild and create a light-filled living space. A first floor extension, over the existing rear ground floor, to provide a master bedroom with en-suite. Renovation of existing garage/outbuilding to provide utility, garden storage and playroom accommodation
Waiting for a decision307 m
Received 21 May 2026
PL/10930
Proposed single storey side extension and double storey rear extension to dwelling house
Approved339 m