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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 18 September 2026
26/0818/FUL
Proposed single-storey extension to both side elevations and the rear of the existing dwelling, including extensions to the existing annexe and its incorporation into the main dwelling to form additional habitable accommodation.
Waiting for a decision329 m
Received 4 September 2026
26/0766/FUL
Proposed extension and change of use of the former Hollybush Inn from A3 (Public House) to C3 (Residential) to form 16 no. one-bedroom studio apartments.
Waiting for a decision121 m
Received 14 July 2026
26/0615/TPO
Crown reduction on Beach and Oak Trees in gardens.
Approved394 m
Received 18 June 2026
26/0540/ADV
Installation of an LED scrolling display board on the front of Tonteg Community Centre to advertise events held at the centre. The display board measures 163cm x 51cm.
Waiting for a decision464 m
Received 29 May 2026
26/0473/FUL
Single storey extension to front elevation to create dining space and increase entrance porch area for accessibility
Approved482 m