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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 8 August 2023.
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Received 13 October 2026
26/02156/ADV
Installation of 1x new pictorial and gibbet to existing post complete with 2x amenity boards, 2x door plaques, 2x menu cases, 1x fascia sign, 1x set of sign written house name and logo, 1x amenity board, 1x logo and text, 1x double sided post mounted corex sign to existing posts, 1x Accessible entrance sign and 3x amenity/chalkboards
Waiting for a decision465 m
Received 7 October 2026
26/02113/HSE
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR EXTENSION AT SIDE OF HOUSE
Waiting for a decision170 m
Received 23 September 2026
26/02036/NMA
Proposed Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 19/01973/MJR- substitute plot 501 Ledsham house type, together with minor amendments to assocaited site layout, architectural, engineering, materials, parking, boundary, refuse and landscaping drawings.
Approved263 m
Received 18 September 2026
26/01981/NMA
Proposed Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 26/01218/HSE - increase the approved rear extension by 400mm.
Approved421 m
Received 17 September 2026
26/01975/HSE
Proposed single storey side / rear extension with minor internal alterations
Waiting for a decision329 m
Received 4 September 2026
26/02151/WTTPP
Light crown lift to lowest tertiary and secondary stems only, maintaining a low spreading canopy that is effective at dissipating wind energy and shading the thin bark on the trunk and major limbs from excessive insolation. Light crown thin of 5-10% removing dead, diseased, weakly attached and heavily suppressed stems only to leave an even branch density with no 'lion-tailing' of branches. Reduction of the outermost branch tips growing towards the dwelling by no more than 1.0m, cutting to natural points to leave a balanced crown and flowing branch line.
Approved454 m