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Received 10 June 2026
26/24693/FUL
Change of use from an office to revert back to residential use as it was in 2008.
Waiting for a decision299 m
Received 5 June 2026
26/24683/LBC
Listed building works comprising partial demolition and replacement of a later rear extension, internal alterations to facilitate the proposed use of the building as a dental practice, reversible dental fit-out interventions, associated repair works, and making-good to the listed building.
Waiting for a decision298 m
Received 5 June 2026
26/24682/FUL
Change of use from a dwellinghouse (Class C3) to a Class D1 dental practice, replacement rear extension, and associated internal works.
Waiting for a decision298 m