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Proposed demolition of detached single storey storage buildings and the construction of single storey extension to create larger kitchen, internal store and dining facilities, provision of new external stairs and extension to the existing car park at

The Hammer And Pincers Liverpool Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 7XU

DecidedReference: 20/00263/FULHalton Borough Council

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Application location

The Hammer And Pincers Liverpool Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 7XU

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
8 Jun 2020
Validated
9 Jun 2020
Determination deadline
4 Aug 2020
Local authority
Halton Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed demolition of detached single storey storage buildings and the construction of single storey extension to create larger kitchen, internal store and dining facilities, provision of new external stairs and extension to the existing car park at

Proposal details

Reference
20/00263/FUL
Alternative references
PP-08768062
Ward
Ditton
Parish
No Parish
Agent
Mr Andy Woodward

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
2000263FUL.pdfDecision / Officer Report · PDF5 Aug 2020View
Hammer and Pincers Proposed Floor Plans and Elevations .pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View
Hammer and Pincers Proposed Site Plan.pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View
Hammer and Pincers DAS.pdfApplication Correspondence · PDF11 Jun 2020View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF11 Jun 2020View
Hammer and Pincers Existing Floor Plans and Elevations.pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View
A4 Loc Plan.pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View
Hammer and Pincers Existing Site Plan.pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View
Hammer and Pincers Access Arrangement Plan.pdfPlans · PDF11 Jun 2020View

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2000263FUL.pdf
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