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Received 15 May 2026
PL/10893
The renovation and extension of a listed farmhouse. The renovation of an attached agricultural range as well as the renovation of an agricultural barn. The construction of replacement stables and the retention of an existing polytunnel
Waiting for a decision420 m
Received 15 May 2026
PL/10901
The renovation and extension of a listed farmhouse. The renovation of an attached agricultural range as well as the renovation of an agricultural barn. The construction of replacement stables and the retention of an existing polytunnel
Waiting for a decision420 m