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Change of use from dwelling (Use Class C3) to 5 no. bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4)

26, Tennyson Street, Pensnett, Brierley Hill, DY5 4HZ

Decision madeReference: P26/0293Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Last published check: 2 Oct 2026, 22:25. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

26, Tennyson Street, Pensnett, Brierley Hill, DY5 4HZ

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Application summary

Status
Decision made
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
11 Mar 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
7 May 2026
Local authority
Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from dwelling (Use Class C3) to 5 no. bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4)

Proposal details

Reference
P26/0293
Alternative references
PP-14763300
Development type
Change of Use & Minor Operations
Ward
Brockmoor & Pensnett
Agent
Pitt
UPRN
MAN000000000322380

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Location planDCLOCPLN11 Mar 2026View
Design and access statementDCREPSRV11 Mar 2026View
Transport assessmentDCREPSRV11 Mar 2026View
Existing and proposed Ground Floor A101DCFLOPLN15 Apr 2026View
Park and Bin Management A110DCGENPLN15 Apr 2026View
Existing and Proposed Drain Details A111DCGENPLN15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed First Floor A102DCFLOPLN15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed Loft Floor A103DCFLOPLN15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed Roof Floor A104DCGENPLN15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed East Elevation A105DCELEVAT15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed West Elevation A106DCELEVAT15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed Front Elevation A107DCELEVAT15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed Rear Elevation A108DCELEVAT15 Apr 2026View
Existing and proposed Section A109DCGENPLN15 Apr 2026View

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  8. Decision date

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  9. Decision due date

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  10. Site notice end date

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Decision & conditions

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