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Received 7 October 2026
NP/26/0513/DOC
Discharge of Condition 4 of NP/25/0433/FUL (scheme relating to restoration of all boundary breaches involving existing Pembrokeshire hedgebank structures)
Approved with conditions0 m
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Carry out vegetation clearance along a proposed route to allow vehicle access to the NG pylon
Approved45 m
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Erection of a Permanent Permit to Work (PTW) Office Building to Replace Existing Temporary Portable Cabin Offices
Waiting for a decision45 m