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Received 28 September 2026
26/24938/CPL
Certificate of lawfullness for a proposed use - namely change of use from garage to store and home office space. Relocation of access from the front to the side of the building and replacing existing garage doors with a window and blockwork.
Waiting for a decision235 m
Received 1 July 2026
26/24742/FUL
Single storey side extension to semi-detached domestic dwelling.
Approved36 m
Received 16 June 2026
26/24703/MINOR
Minor amendment pursuant to previously approved application 24/23274/FUL - replacing the fully dual-pitch roof with a hybrid dual-pitch / flat-roof.
Approved292 m