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Revised front terrace layout design, provision of matt black flue on rear elevation, 12mm thick Slimlite double glazed units for all new joinery, variation of condition 2 of permission BA/2024/0239/COND

Ditchingham Lodge Norwich Road Ditchingham Norfolk NR35 2JN

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Ditchingham Lodge Norwich Road Ditchingham Norfolk NR35 2JN

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Application type
Condition Variation or Removal
Received
16 Jan 2026
Validated
9 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
4 May 2026
Local authority
Broads Authority

Application overview

Revised front terrace layout design, provision of matt black flue on rear elevation, 12mm thick Slimlite double glazed units for all new joinery, variation of condition 2 of permission BA/2024/0239/COND

Proposal details

Reference
BA/2026/0019/COND
Ward
Ditchingham And Earsham Ward
Parish
Ditchingham Parish Council
Agent
Crawley & Co Chartered Surveyors

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