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Received 19 October 2026
26/02202/HSE
Single storey rear extension.
Waiting for a decision435 m
Received 30 July 2026
26/01515/FUL
Retention of Change of use from General Industrial (Use Class B2) to allow Flexible Use of the premises to include General Industrial Use (Use Class B2) and also allow for purposes of Providing Services to Visiting Members of the Public (Use Class A1) excluding convenience goods, and a Pet Crematorium (Sui Generis Use).
Waiting for a decision151 m
Received 12 June 2026
26/01217/HSE
Received 4 June 2026
26/01161/DOC
Discharge of Conditions 3 (Noise Impact Assessment), 4 (Vibration Mitigation), 5 (Bat Statement), 6 (Soft Landscaping Details) and 16 (Surface Water Drainage Strategy) of 24/02614/FUL.
Waiting for a decision56 m