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Received 19 August 2026
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2026/1267/FUL
Phased Change of use and extension of the Civic Centre, to include residential, flexible retail/commercial/leisure floorspace and an aquarium, including external alterations, public realm and landscaping, car parking and related infrastructure and engineering works
Waiting for a decision134 m
Received 22 May 2026
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Cladding remediation of 4 no. existing residential buildings, replacing materials on a like-for-like basis (application for a Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development)
Approved282 m
Received 22 May 2026
2026/0871/PLD
Cladding remediation of 3 no. existing residential buildings, replacing materials on a like-for-like basis (application for a Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development)
Approved331 m