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Replacement of the existing principal entrance doors, and glazed screen to front elevation, construction of single-storey rear extension to provide an accessible WC, installation of new rear fire exit doors with external steps, and partial removal of the existing bell tower

St Chads Church, Cannock Road, Chadsmoor, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS11 5TA

Registered application. Delegated.Reference: CH/26/217Cannock Chase District Council

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Application location

St Chads Church, Cannock Road, Chadsmoor, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS11 5TA

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Application summary

Status
Registered application. Delegated.
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
16 Jul 2026
Validated
11 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
5 Oct 2026
Local authority
Cannock Chase District Council

Application overview

Replacement of the existing principal entrance doors, and glazed screen to front elevation, construction of single-storey rear extension to provide an accessible WC, installation of new rear fire exit doors with external steps, and partial removal of the existing bell tower

Proposal details

Reference
CH/26/217
Alternative references
PP-15086453
Ward
Chadsmoor
Agent
James Garner
UPRN
MAN000000000124291

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Design and access statementPDNAS16 Jul 2026View
Proposed ElevationsPELEVP16 Jul 2026View
Existing ElevationsPPLAN16 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed Floor PlanPFLOORP16 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed Site PlanPBLOCKPL16 Jul 2026View
Location PlanPLOCPLAN16 Jul 2026View
Application Form - Without Personal DataPAPPFRM16 Jul 2026View
Environmental Health CommentsPCONSULT12 Aug 2026View
Staffs Police commentsPCONSULT2 Sept 2026View
Historic Environmental Officer CommentsPCONSULT3 Sept 2026View

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