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Received 11 September 2026
PL/11323
Urgent structural works including demolition of dangerous south gable (retrospective) and rebuilding gable, south eastern corner and smaller defective areas in salvaged/matching masonry laid in lime mortar. Dubbing out friable masonry in lime mortar (all emergency works prior to notice under S. 117 of the 2023 Historic Environment (Wales) Act. Re-render in lime with a fine, smooth hand-floated finish, softly undulating to follow the contours of the masonry. Paint colour to match Uplands Mansion (yellow-ochre). Creation of external gateway within garden wall abutting cottage
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