31 Candlemas Lane Beaconsfield Buckinghamshire HP9 1AF
T1-Ash-Section fell as low to the ground as possible due to having Level 3 Ash dieback and leaning over a public footpath and road.
- Reference
- PL/26/05440/TP
- Application date
- 6 July 2026
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31 applications found.
T1-Ash-Section fell as low to the ground as possible due to having Level 3 Ash dieback and leaning over a public footpath and road.
Listed building consent for part-change of use of existing retail space (Use Class E) to residential (Use Class C3) with retention of one room as retail space together with associated internal alterations and the installation of obscure glazing to two front windows.
Single storey front extension to No. 31 Maxwell Road and joint first-floor rear extension to No.'s 31 and 33 Maxwell Road.
Application for approval of details subject to condition 5 (Windows) of planning approval PL/26/00204/HB
Part-change of use of existing retail space (Use Class E) to residential (Use Class C3) with retention of one room as retail space together with the installation of obscure glazing to two front windows.
Stepped flat roof single story rear extension of 2m with parapet roof
Variation of condition 24 (Approved plans) relating to application PL/24/3583/VRC (Variation of condition 24 (approved plans) of application PL/23/4018/VRC relating to variations of the original planning permission PL/20/4432/OA (Outline planning permission for the demolition of 138-150 (even numbers) Maxwell Road, works to 152 and 154 Maxwell Road to…
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