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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 23 September 2026
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Build stone wall along boundary same height as existing stone wall
Waiting for a decision192 m
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Waiting for a decision87 m
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Change of use of existing holiday cottage to full residential
Waiting for a decision127 m
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Rear single storey extension. To include kitchen and bathroom to help for wheelchair use
Approved with conditions398 m