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Change of use from existing army cadet building (use class F2) to offices (use class E)

Leicestershire Northamptonshire Army Cadet Force Yeomanry Court Market Harborough Leicestershire

ApprovedReference: 26/00802/FULHarborough District Council

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Application location

Leicestershire Northamptonshire Army Cadet Force Yeomanry Court Market Harborough Leicestershire

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
3 Jun 2026
Validated
3 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
29 Jul 2026
Local authority
Harborough District Council

Application overview

Change of use from existing army cadet building (use class F2) to offices (use class E)

Proposal details

Reference
26/00802/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14978499
Ward
Market Harborough Logan
Parish
Market Harborough
Agent
Tim Adams Architects Limited

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF28 Jul 2026View
LCC HIGHWAYSConsultation Response · PDF7 Jul 2026View
HDC REGULATORY SERVICESConsultation Response · PDF4 Jul 2026View
ANGLIAN WATERConsultation Response · PDF17 Jun 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF3 Jun 2026View
THE LOCATION PLANSite Location · PDF3 Jun 2026View
SITE/BLOCK PLANExisting Plans · PDF3 Jun 2026View
Existing Floor PlansExisting Floor Plans · PDF3 Jun 2026View
ROOF PLANExisting Plans · PDF3 Jun 2026View
EAST AND NORTHExisting Elevations · PDF3 Jun 2026View
WEST AND SOUTHExisting Elevations · PDF3 Jun 2026View
BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITEProposed Plan · PDF3 Jun 2026View
Proposed Floor PlansProposed Floor Plans · PDF3 Jun 2026View
EAST AND NORTHProposed Elevations · PDF3 Jun 2026View
WEST AND SOUTHProposed Elevations · PDF3 Jun 2026View

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  5. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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