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Consultation
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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 23 October 2026
P/26/536/FUL
Retrospective application for replacement block retaining walls, demolition of a garage and replaced with new boundary walls and associated works
Waiting for a decision495 m
Received 17 September 2026
P/26/514/NMA
Non material amendment to amend the approved plans listed in condition 1 of P/24/677/FUL
Approved with conditions0 m
Received 24 June 2026
A/26/15/ADV
3000mm high x 6000mm wide fixed page LED signage board (industry standard size) with 2000mm high dark grey brushed aluminium pan, to be bolt fixed to building. This application is for permanent signage.
Waiting for a decision0 m