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Received 20 October 2026
P/26/1216/CLP
Certificate of Lawfulness application under Section 192 for proposed operation for installation of solar panels to rear elevation
Waiting for a decision176 m
Received 19 October 2026
P/26/1200/FUL
Change of use of former Barclays Bank unit to a Nail Bar and Spa (retrospective)
Waiting for a decision83 m
Received 12 October 2026
P/26/1170/TRE
Works to trees in a conservation area: 1) Trees at the top of the driveway that lean over the road: cut back to make the fire station sign visible and provide clearance over the road of at least 5 metres. 2) Main lower branches in the top driveway area (where trees affect visibility of the road and pavement when pulling in and out): cut back to height of no more than 3 metres. 3) Trees along both sides of driveway have encroached over drive: cut back branches so they do not extend past edges of driveway and cut to height of no more than 5 metres. 4) Low-hanging branches in the small wooded area to the front right of the house: make areas safe and accessible by cutting to a height of no more than 3 metres. 5) Low-hanging branches in the small wooded area to the right-hand side of the house: make areas safe and accessible by cutting to a height of no more than 3 metres. 6) Low-hanging branches in the small wooded area to the front left of the house: make areas safe and accessible by cutting to a height of no more than 3 metres. 7) The tree in the middle of the turning circle of the driveway: option to cut down completely.
Waiting for a decision276 m
Received 4 September 2026
P/26/0954/FUL
Change of use of the ground floor premises from a former retail unit (Class A1) to office accommodation (Class B1)
Waiting for a decision248 m
Received 3 September 2026
P/26/0946/DIS
Discharge of condition 12 of planning permission 24/1376/FUL
Waiting for a decision114 m
Received 17 August 2026
P/26/0855/ADV
An illuminated freestanding visitor and community digital information point (to replace existing wall-mounted TC noticeboard)
Waiting for a decision218 m