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Application received
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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
If permission is refused, the applicant can appeal to Planning and Environment Decisions Wales. Other people can't appeal, but can comment on an appeal.
Received 2 November 2026
26/02299/FUL
Proposed two-storey side extension, single-storey rear extension & conversion of the property into flats
Waiting for a decision156 m
Received 2 November 2026
26/02302/CLEUD
Use of the property as five independent flats.
Waiting for a decision332 m
Received 23 October 2026
26/02243/FUL
Demolition of the existing derelict outbuilding and erection of a single-storey storage building
Waiting for a decision313 m
Received 2 October 2026
26/02086/DOC
Discharge of Condition 27 (Student Management Plan) of 25/02009/VAR.
Waiting for a decision321 m
Received 22 September 2026
26/02007/FUL
Extension of flat roof to either side of extension to form weather canopy for customers and deliveries.
Approved258 m
Received 18 September 2026
26/01990/DOC
Discharge of Conditions 9 (Signage), 14 (Ventilation to Basement) of 24/00392/LBC.
Waiting for a decision255 m