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Received 2 September 2026
26/0691
S73 APPLICATION TO VARY THE TIME LIMIT FOR THE COMMENCEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT IN RELATION TO 20/0911 GROUND FLOOR AND LOWER GROUND FLOOR EXTENSION WITH LOFT CONVERSION AND THE ADDITION OF 2NO. DORMERS AND RECONFIGURED ENTRANCE (RESUBMISSION)
Refused410 m
Received 15 August 2026
26/0632
DEMOLITION OF 2NO.SHEDS AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN ANNEXE TO THE MAIN HOUSE (PART RETROSPECTIVE)
Approved with conditions130 m
Received 15 June 2026
26/0450
RE-ENGINEERED DRIVEWAY INCLUDING NEW RETAINING WALL
Approved with conditions336 m