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Demolish garden room. Single storey rear extension. New external spiral staircase in rear courtyard to access new roof terrace

36 Bridge Street Christchurch BH23 1EB

Application ApprovedReference: P/26/03784/HOUBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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  1. Application received

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  2. Application valid

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  3. Consultation start

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  6. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Householder
Received
7 Aug 2026
Validated
7 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

Demolish garden room. Single storey rear extension. New external spiral staircase in rear courtyard to access new roof terrace

Proposal details

Reference
P/26/03784/HOU
Ward
Christchurch Town
Parish
Christchurch Town Council
Agent
Mr Chris Shipperley, ARC Architects Ltd

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Application location

36 Bridge Street Christchurch BH23 1EB

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice2 Oct 2026View
Block PlanPlan2 Oct 2026View
Location PlanPlan2 Oct 2026View
Site PlanPlan2 Oct 2026View
Proposed Floor PlansPlan21 Sept 2026View
Proposed ElevationsPlan15 Sept 2026View
Existing ElevationsPlan7 Aug 2026View
Existing Floor PlansPlan7 Aug 2026View
Indicative Realistic Night Time ImagePlan7 Aug 2026View
Indicative Realistic Daytime ImagePlan7 Aug 2026View
Water Colour ConceptPlan7 Aug 2026View
Pencil ConceptPlan7 Aug 2026View
Heritage ResponseConsultee Response15 Sept 2026View
Heritage ResponseConsultee Response10 Sept 2026View
CTC CommentsConsultee Response4 Sept 2026View
Ecology ResponseConsultee Response30 Aug 2026View
Natural England - CommentConsultee Response27 Aug 2026View
Historic EnglandConsultee Response25 Aug 2026View
View from the bridge.pdfReports/Statements15 Sept 2026View
Planning NotesReports/Statements7 Aug 2026View
Designers Risk AssessmentReports/Statements7 Aug 2026View
HouseholderApplication Form7 Aug 2026View
Historic Environment Desk-Based AssessmentReports/Statements7 Aug 2026View

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