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Proposal For Change Of Use From Hairdresser (Class E) To Hot Food Takeaway (Sui) And Additional Extraction System

31A High Street, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7HJ

PENDING - PENDINGReference: V/2026/0396Ashfield District Council

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Status
PENDING - PENDING
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Validated
11 Aug 2026
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Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Proposal For Change Of Use From Hairdresser (Class E) To Hot Food Takeaway (Sui) And Additional Extraction System

Proposal details

Reference
V/2026/0396
Ward
Hucknall Central
UPRN
100031228787

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31A High Street, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7HJ

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
comment_RedactedA.D.C. - Environmental Protection19 Oct 2026View
PH Response V20260396 Proposed Change of Use new Hot Food Takeaway 040926Nottinghamshire County Council7 Sept 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Planning application ref: V/2026/0396 - 31A High Street, HucknallNottinghamshire County Council - Highways27 Aug 2026View
commentA.D.C. - Environmental Protection25 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:Historic England advice on Application no(s) V/2026/0396Historic England17 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Heritage Statement7 Aug 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Planning Statement17 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Floor Plans - Proposed16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Elevation - Existing16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Floor Plans - Existing16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Block Plan16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Site Location Plan16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Additional Information16 Jul 2026View
[EXTERNAL]:RE: V/2026/0396Elevation - Proposed16 Jul 2026View
PD-E-MM-009 02 Extg PlansFloor Plans - Existing22 Jun 2026View
PD-E-MM-009 01 Site and Location PlanSite Layout Plan22 Jun 2026View
Odour Risk Assessment 31 High Street HucknallRisk Assessment22 Jun 2026View
NP-014149 - Noise Impact Assessment (NG15 7HJ) - Rev 01Noise Assessment22 Jun 2026View
LocationPlanSite Location Plan22 Jun 2026View
Cleaning and Maintenance Schedule 31 High Street HucknallAdditional Information22 Jun 2026View
Cad planning Hucknall 2026Elevations and Floor Plans - Proposed22 Jun 2026View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form22 Jun 2026View
31 High St Hucknall Planning StatementPlanning Statement22 Jun 2026View

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