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Application received
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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 6 October 2026
26/02106/DOC
Discharge of condition 3, (Landscaping) 4, (Site Enclosure) 5 (Recycling Storage) of 25/02365/FUL.
Waiting for a decision305 m
Received 6 August 2026
26/01680/HSE
Received 18 May 2026
26/01026/FUL
Proposed new dwelling.
Waiting for a decision487 m
Received 13 May 2026
26/00972/NMA
Proposed Non-Material Amendment to Reserved Matters 22/02231/RES - update suspended boardwalk bridges to hard standing build-up bridges, increase size of retention pond with boardwalks/jetty access removed, revise landscape treatment around the expanded service yard, update SACT and Physic Garden Design Development, simplify and update roof terrace designs, and update tree planting specification.
Waiting for a decision32 m