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Creation of stepped access to lower ground floor and stepped bridge to ground floor, installation of automatic opening vent roof light, removal of lift overrun and erection of fence to rear boundary.

5-6 Shakespeare Terrace, Folkestone,CT20 2DX

ClosedReference: 26/0896/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
8 Jun 2026
Validated
9 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
3 Sept 2026
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Creation of stepped access to lower ground floor and stepped bridge to ground floor, installation of automatic opening vent roof light, removal of lift overrun and erection of fence to rear boundary.

Proposal details

Reference
26/0896/FH
Ward
Folkestone Central
Parish
Folkestone

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Application location

5-6 Shakespeare Terrace, Folkestone,CT20 2DX

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Third Floor and roof plan as Existing Rev APlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Design and Access StatementDocument8 Jun 2026View
Superseded - Proposed Block Plan Rev APlan · PDF18 Jun 2026View
Superseded - Location PlanPlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Existing Block Plan Rev BPlan · PDF18 Jun 2026View
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2026View
Existing Front ElevationPlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Proposed Plans and Elevations of metal escape stairsPlan · PDF8 Jun 2026View
Third Floor and roof plan as Proposed Rev EPlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Rear Elevation section through grass vergePlan · PDF8 Jun 2026View
Proposed Rear Elevation section through lightwellPlan · PDF8 Jun 2026View
Basement and Ground Floor Plan as ProposedPlan · PDF8 Jun 2026View
Proposed Front ElevationPlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Location PlanPlan · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Existing Rear Elevation section through lightwell Rev APlan · PDF15 Jun 2026View
Block PlanPlan · PDF8 Jun 2026View
Certificate B CompleteDocument · PDF19 Jun 2026View
Officers Report.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2026View
Proposed Block PlanPlan · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Heritage StatementDocument8 Jun 2026View
Application Form (R)Document · PDF8 Jun 2026View

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Decision Notice.pdf
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