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Relocation of the existing ATM, ramp extension including extension of existing security railing mounted on brick wall, and step reconfiguration

NatWest 46 - 48 Market Street Chorley PR7 2SE

GrantedReference: 26/00015/FULChorley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning
Received
8 Jan 2026
Validated
8 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
5 Mar 2026
Local authority
Chorley Borough Council

Application overview

Relocation of the existing ATM, ramp extension including extension of existing security railing mounted on brick wall, and step reconfiguration

Proposal details

Reference
26/00015/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14602729
Ward
Chorley North West
Parish
Chorley
Agent
Tate Stevenson Architects Ltd

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Application location

NatWest 46 - 48 Market Street Chorley PR7 2SE

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION - FULL PLANNING PERMISSIONDecision · PDF5 Mar 2026View
HIGHWAY COMMENTS 28.01.2026Consultee Response · PDF28 Jan 2026View
SITE NOTICE - PLANNING APPLICATIONSCorrespondence · PDF21 Jan 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERCorrespondence · PDF12 Jan 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF12 Jan 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTERCorrespondence · PDF12 Jan 2026View
NEIGHBOUR LETTER - INITIAL CONSULTATIONCorrespondence · PDF12 Jan 2026View
SITE NOTICE - PLANNING APPLICATIONSCorrespondence · PDF12 Jan 2026View
CIL OFFICERS.Consultee Response12 Jan 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDPlanning Application (inc initial correspondence) · PDF8 Jan 2026View
1206-16-60-D03-PROPOSEDSite Elevations, Building Plans etc. · PDF8 Jan 2026View
1206-16-60-L01- LOCATION PLANSite Location Plan · PDF8 Jan 2026View
1206-16-60-D04-BLOCK PLANSite Location Plan · PDF8 Jan 2026View
1206-16-60-D02-EXISTINGSite Elevations, Building Plans etc. · PDF8 Jan 2026View
1206-14-60 DASSite Elevations, Building Plans etc. · PDF8 Jan 2026View

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DECISION - FULL PLANNING PERMISSION
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