Gwynfryn, College Street, Ammanford, SA18 2BU

Variation of Condition 2 on PL/04258 (To extend the timeframe for submission of reserved matters by 3 years)

Status: Waiting for a decision
Reference: PL/11540
Type: Full planning permission
Size: Small
Ward: Ammanford
Received: 13 October 2026
Decision due by: 12 November 2026

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