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This application was named on the agenda of Planning and Development Committee on 2 July 2026.
What the committee decided
The Committee refused the application contrary to the officer recommendation. The reason is that insufficient information has been submitted to show the development would not worsen existing surface water drainage problems in the area.
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Received 9 July 2026
26/0602/FUL
Change of use of the existing first-floor two-bedroom residential flat from Class C3 to Class D1 to form an extension to the existing ground-floor dental practice.
Approved177 m