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Received 14 August 2026
26/0701/FUL
Change of use of the first floor to a self-contained flat, including the construction of a rear dormer extension, replacement shopfronts to the front and side elevations at ground floor level, and external renovation works. (amended plans received 08.09.2026)
Waiting for a decision495 m
Received 11 June 2026
26/0510/FUL
Change of use of the first floor from doctor's surgery to a self-contained residential apartment, with access provided at ground-floor level.
Approved484 m
Received 12 May 2026
26/0397/FUL
Change of use from Betting office to a mixed-use development comprising a D2 use (Pilates studio) and an A3 use (coffee shop) at ground-floor level. Change of the upper floors from three flats to two flats. (amended plans received 12.10.2026)
Waiting for a decision472 m