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Received 8 July 2026
26/0599/FUL
Single storey annexe to side of existing house with covered walkway between
Approved354 m
Received 3 July 2026
26/0590/DIS
Discharge of Condition 9 (Validation Report) of planning permission 22/1433/10.
Approved309 m
Received 2 July 2026
26/0585/FUL
Storm porch to the front elevation.
Approved294 m
Received 17 June 2026
26/0536/FUL
Proposed Front Porch.
Approved352 m
Received 12 May 2026
26/0396/FUL
Change of use from lock up shop to residential dwelling together with associated alterations
Waiting for a decision256 m