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Received 29 September 2026
P/26/1105/TRE
Reduce the height of two Cypress trees by 50%, therefore below the power and telephone/internet lines
Approved with conditions405 m
Received 14 May 2026
P/26/0241/REM
Section 73 application to vary condition 1 of planning consent 8203 in relation to extending permitted opening season
Refused0 m