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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 12 October 2026
26/02142/WTTPFP
Work to beech at Lynwood Court as per submitted Ambler-Lewis tree condition report.
Approved245 m
Received 21 September 2026
26/01994/NMA
Proposed Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 26/00578/FUL - Minor amendments to windows and doors to ground floor level
Approved149 m
Received 8 September 2026
26/01885/DOC
Discharge of Condition 3 (Detailed Door Schedules) of 26/00516/LBC.
Waiting for a decision0 m
Received 12 June 2026
26/01222/LBC
Necessary upgrading and remedial works to the existing fire stopping to achieve the required fire regulations as set out in the Building Regulations.
Approved0 m
Received 18 May 2026
26/01024/HSE
Single storey rear extensions, small rear dormer and associated works.
Approved129 m