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Decision
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After the decision
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Received 26 October 2026
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Three pitched roof dormers on the front elevation, rear pitched roof gable extension and new porch.
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Waiting for a decision350 m
Received 15 September 2026
P/26/513/LAE
Certificate of lawfulness for existing access, yard and stables in situ for more than a 4 year period
Withdrawn495 m