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To fly the Progress Flag from the Great Gate flagpole on the first and last days of February and June, on Saturdays in February and June, and annually on Global Pride Day, provided that the flagpole is not required on any of those days for any other purpose included in the St John's College Standing Orders.

St Johns College, First Court St Johns Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1TP

DecidedReference: 26/01331/ADVCambridge City Council

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St Johns College, First Court St Johns Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1TP

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Advert Consent
Received
2 Apr 2026
Validated
2 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
28 May 2026
Local authority
Cambridge City Council

Application overview

To fly the Progress Flag from the Great Gate flagpole on the first and last days of February and June, on Saturdays in February and June, and annually on Global Pride Day, provided that the flagpole is not required on any of those days for any other purpose included in the St John's College Standing Orders.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01331/ADV
Ward
Newnham

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORTApplication Committee / Delegated Report · PDF26 May 2026View
DECISION NOTICEApplication Decision Notice · PDF26 May 2026View
LOCAL HIGHWAY AUTHORITYConsultee Comments · PDF29 Apr 2026View
GARDENS TRUST COMMENTSConsultee Comments · PDF20 Apr 2026View
CONSERVATIONConsultee Comments · PDF15 Apr 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERApplication Officer Correspondence · PDF10 Apr 2026View
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND GROWTHConsultee Comments10 Apr 2026View
MAP OF NOTIFIED NEIGHBOURSNeighbour/Consultee Notification List · PDF10 Apr 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - NO PERSONAL INFOApplication Information · PDF2 Apr 2026View
FEE CALCULATIONApplication Information · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ATTACHMENT SUMMARY FROM PORTALAttachment Summary · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ST JOHN'S COLLEGE PROGRESS FLAG ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ACCESS, DESIGN & HERITAGE STATEMENTDesign and Access Statement · PDF2 Apr 2026View
LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF2 Apr 2026View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF2 Apr 2026View

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