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Full planning application for a westerly extension of the quarry to permit a new extraction area. The existing permitted reserves are estimated to have a remaining life of 4-5 years. The development proposal, including the amended working in the current permission areas, will release a total saleable limestone reserve estimated at circa 960,000 tonnes spilt 50%/50% between natural building stone products and aggregate. The development proposed has an operational life of 40 years with a proposed annual production of 24,000 tonnes

Syreford Quarry Syreford Whittington Gloucestershire

DecidedReference: 25/03810/CPOCotswold District Council

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Syreford Quarry Syreford Whittington Gloucestershire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
County Planning Consultation
Received
27 Nov 2025
Validated
27 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
18 Dec 2025
Local authority
Cotswold District Council

Application overview

Full planning application for a westerly extension of the quarry to permit a new extraction area. The existing permitted reserves are estimated to have a remaining life of 4-5 years. The development proposal, including the amended working in the current permission areas, will release a total saleable limestone reserve estimated at circa 960,000 tonnes spilt 50%/50% between natural building stone products and aggregate. The development proposed has an operational life of 40 years with a proposed annual production of 24,000 tonnes

Proposal details

Reference
25/03810/CPO
Alternative references
25/0077/CWMAJM
Ward
Sandywell
Parish
Whittington
Agent
Land And Mineral Management Ltd

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF8 Jan 2026View
CONSULTATION LETTERApplication Form · PDF27 Nov 2025View
IMPORTANT NOTICEOther · PDF27 Nov 2025View

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