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Received 17 September 2026
NP/26/0475/TCA
1 x Silver Birch - thin canopy by 20 percent with overall reduction of 30 percent, 1 x Goat Willow - 30 percent reduction & 1 x Hawthorn - 30 percent reduction
Approved347 m
Received 7 September 2026
NP/26/0448/S73
Variation of condition No. 2 of NP/25/0346/FUL - Dormer construction varies from approved drawings
Waiting for a decision437 m
Received 5 August 2026
NP/26/0403/FUL
Construction of a garden shed measuring 10 feet by 10 feet
Approved with conditions223 m
Received 7 July 2026
NP/26/0346/FUL
Flat roofed side extension with balcony over, rear balcony, porch alterations
Waiting for a decision355 m