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9 applications found.
Prior notification received on 10th September 2026 and expiring on 22nd October 2026 for a single-storey rear extension with a depth of 4.35 metres, eaves height of 2.35 metres and overall height of 2.65 metres.
Application for Listed Building Consent for external and internal alterations including removal of hot-water tank, replacement boiler and associated plumbing works, external wall flue relocation and gas pipe replacement.
Dormer to rear elevation together with replacement of rear fence from timber to brick.
Removal of one Ash tree and one Laburnum tree located in the rear garden.
Yew Tree in front garden, to be trimmed by approx 1 foot to regain shape.
Retrospective erection of a new steel-framed metal warehouse for use as storage/workshop.
T1 Goat Willow located in the rear garden - fell. T2 Silver Birch located in the rear garden - fell.
Change of use from offices to 9no assisted living apartments.
Application for Listed Building Consent for external alterations to shopfront to replace existing entrance door and windows with a wider door and double-glazed window.
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This location is covered by the Article 4 direction Canterbury and surrounding area. Dated 25.02.2015 effective 25.02.2016. Some changes that would normally not need planning permission may need it here.
This location is inside CANTERBURY ST STEPHEN'S NO.2 (Canterbury Conservation Area) registered 18.11.1974. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.
