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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 23 June 2026
P/26/335/FUL
Renewal of shopfront and repositioning of entrance doorway, provision of steel shutters, alteration of access path to provide ramp and level access for wheelchair users
Approved with conditions147 m
Received 11 May 2026
P/26/152/FUL
Retention of siting of InPost and Royal Mail Parcel Lockers with restricted access to gated locker area between 0700 hrs to 2200 hrs (gates to be locked between the said hours) Resubmission of refusal P/24/617/FUL
Waiting for a decision147 m