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Received 23 October 2026
NP/26/0554/OBS
Variation of Conditions 3 (Application for approval of reserved matters), 4 (time limits implementation), 21 (Scale parameters) and 22 (Phasing) of Planning Permission 22/0289/PA relating to the extension of existing Park House Court (Class C2) healthcare premises to provide 132 mixed tenure serviced care units, with associated communal facilies and access, to form a cohesive healthcare campus (26/0443/PA)
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Received 1 October 2026
26/0443/PA
Variation of Conditions 3 (Application for approval of reserved matters), 4 (time limits implementation), 21 (Scale parameters) and 22 (Phasing) of Planning Permission 22/0289/PA relating to the extension of existing Park House Court (Class C2) healthcare premises to provide 132 mixed tenure serviced care units, with associated communal facilies and access, to form a cohesive healthcare campus.
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