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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 18 September 2026.
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Received 17 September 2026
DM/2026/01126
East Mon are undertaking a refurbishment of No 11 Beaufort Square. The Grade 2 listed property, located in the centre of Chepstow fronting the High Street, has been vacant for 12-18 months. The proposed development will see a material change of use of the first floor from Class A2 (Financial and Professional Services) to Class C3 (Dwellinghouse), to provide a one one-bedroom flat. The proposal is confined to the first floor. No alterations are proposed to the principal external elevations, and the existing windows, shop front and other external architectural features are to be retained unaltered. The first floor is recorded as having been in residential use at an earlier date before its more recent use as an estate agent's office (Class A2).
Waiting for a decision292 m
Received 7 September 2026
DM/2026/01083
New signage and lighting
Waiting for a decision353 m
Received 3 July 2026
DM/2026/00810
New hanging sign to replace existing Refurbish existing painted pictorial sign Signwriting above entrance
Received 30 June 2026
DM/2026/00790
Retention of internally illuminated fascia sign to the front elevation of the premises at 29-30 Moor Street, Chepstow.
Refused227 m
Received 23 June 2026
DM/2026/00766
Externally, advertisement proposals include the installation of one main fascia sign featuring individual Banking Hub letters and Post Office logo and one projecting sign. Both signs will be externally illuminated with a trough light directly above. Inside the shop front windows, proposals include an illuminated directory of services and bank availability poster and one marketing poster. On the entrance door signage will include an opening hours sign and a CCTV sign. There will also be advertisement signage at the top of the ATM.
Approved364 m
Received 23 June 2026
DM/2026/00765
Planning - Conversion of the site into a Banking Hub. New double glazed timber framed shop front. An ATM is proposed on the front elevation with a spandrel panel in dark grey around the ATM. To the rear courtyard, the installation of two louvres and a single condenser unit (replacing an existing condenser) is proposed. Externally, advertisement proposals include the installation of one main fascia sign featuring individual Banking Hub letters and Post Office logo and one projecting sign. Both of these signs will be externally illuminated with a trough light directly above. Within the shop front windows, proposals include an illuminated directory of services and bank availability poster and one marketing poster. On the entrance door signage will include an opening hours sign and a CCTV sign. There will also be advertisement signage at the top of the ATM.
Approved364 m