Permission for retention of and completion of conversion of existing commercial
Mangan, Wingfield
Proposed development
Permission for retention of and completion of conversion of existing commercial
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The council recorded a decision on 14 Oct 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
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- 20241448Mangan (ED Wingfield), WingfieldClosed
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Permission for retention of and completion of conversion of existing
- 20241319Mangan (ED Wingfield), WingfieldIn Assessment
Permission for retention of and completion of conversion of existing commercial
- 20251190Mangan (ed Wingfield), WingfieldGranted
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- 20221642Mangan (E.D.Wingfield), WingfieldOn Site
Demolish part of an existing commercial (Fuel Station) building
- 20250302Mangan (ed Wingfield), WingfieldGranted
Demolish an existing commercial building and for the making
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