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Retrospective consent for the permanent siting of hot food trailer (Consultation from Adjoining Authority)
Reference: 2025/0340 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Status Final Decision
Application type Full
Received 15 Apr 2025
Validated 15 Apr 2025
Determination deadline 10 Jun 2025
Local authority Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Retrospective consent for the permanent siting of hot food trailer (Consultation from Adjoining Authority)
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Reference 2025/0340
Agent NA Application location Pennine Cottage, Whams Road, Hazlehead, Barnsley
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