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Received 9 October 2026
26/0887/NMA
Non-Material Amendment to Condition 1 to amend the approved plans in relation to the retaining wall, and the removal of Condition 2, which requires structural details of the retaining wall to be submitted and approved.
Waiting for a decision218 m
Received 11 June 2026
26/0514/NMA
Non-material amendment to Condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission ref. 26/0006/FUL to vary the wording from 3 months to 6 months to allow sufficient time for the gathering and submission of additional supporting information.
Approved232 m