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Received 17 September 2026
26/24915/CPL
Certificate of lawful development for the proposed siting of an oak framed caravan, to be used as ancillary accommodation, within the domestic garden of the dwelling known as The Old Rectory
Waiting for a decision473 m
Received 7 August 2026
26/24838/CPL
Replace derelict tennis court with pump track
Approved353 m
Received 30 July 2026
26/24623/FUL
Retrospective change of use from agricultural use to health and wellbeing use and construction of two timber cabins associated with the proposed use.
Refused357 m