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Received 7 September 2026
26/01888/HSE
Received 27 August 2026
26/01822/NMA
Proposed Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 26/00493/FUL- amend the operation of Condition 3 so that the demolition phase and the subsequent construction phase are controlled separately.
Approved336 m
Received 21 August 2026
26/01784/DOC
Discahrge of Condition 17 (Lighting) of 26/00493/FUL
Approved with conditions336 m
Received 31 July 2026
26/01620/HSE
Two storey side extension, loft conversion and porch to provide additional living space and independent annex for disabled living
Waiting for a decision198 m
Received 10 July 2026
26/01433/HSE
Received 2 July 2026
26/01369/HSE