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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 21 October 2026
DM/2026/01258
Non-material amendments (replacement windows and doors) to planning decision DM/2025/00388.
Waiting for a decision472 m
Received 20 October 2026
DM/2026/01248
Demolition of existing relatively recent single storey extension and upvc conservatory and construction of two storey extension to the rear to provide more living space on the ground floor and another bedroom on the first floor.
Waiting for a decision469 m
Received 13 October 2026
DM/2026/01230
Installing 4 electric scooter stores and charging units to mitigate internal fire risks.
Waiting for a decision367 m
Received 2 October 2026
DM/2026/01195
Proposed first floor balcony to rear elevation.
Waiting for a decision299 m
Received 10 September 2026
DM/2026/01101
Single storey side extension to dwelling and existing garage.
Approved287 m
Received 3 August 2026
DM/2026/00958
Betula Pendula: Thirty percent reduction of crown volume. Salix Alba: Tree has clearly had several pruning works in the past and resembles a pollard in its growth form, although on some limbs the knuckles are not very distinct. Proposed works are to in effect re-pollard the recent years' regrowth to previous pruning points, thereby substantially reducing crown volume but avoiding large wounds of greater than 10cm diameter.
Approved427 m