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Received 26 October 2026
PL/11332
Continuous, uninterrupted commercial use of designated parts of Dolgoch Mill as three self-contained short-term holiday accommodation units (known individually as Spinners Cottage, Weavers Cottage, and Waterwheel Cottage) for a period in excess of 10 years (Section 191 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990)
Waiting for a decision0 m
Received 15 May 2026
PL/10854
Non-Material Amendment to PL/09968 (Move position of development 1250mm to 2200mm away from house)
Approved309 m