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Advertisement consent to add a sign to the front of the building above shop window where a sign was previously-MPs Office Signage

21 PEAK PHARMACY , High Street , Chapel-En-Le-Frith , Derbyshire , SK23 0HQ

Recommendation entered - Pending decisionReference: HPK/2025/0186High Peak Borough Council

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Application location

21 PEAK PHARMACY , High Street , Chapel-En-Le-Frith , Derbyshire , SK23 0HQ

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Application summary

Status
Recommendation entered - Pending decision
Application type
Advertisement Consent
Received
8 May 2025
Validated
21 May 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Advertisement consent to add a sign to the front of the building above shop window where a sign was previously-MPs Office Signage

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2025/0186

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DocumentPublishedAction
21 High Street Heritage StatementAttachment22 May 2025View
1091240 Labour High Peak Signage up v7Attachment22 May 2025View
Application FormAttachment22 May 2025View
Location PlanAttachment22 May 2025View
Office plans 1Attachment22 May 2025View
Public comment by KingAttachment24 May 2025View
Public comment by Nigel PennAttachment26 May 2025View
Public comment by Mark WilsonAttachment26 May 2025View
Public comment by Mrs Helen RobertsAttachment3 Jun 2025View
Consultation Response Chapel-en-le-Frith Parish CouncilAttachment5 Jun 2025View
Consultation Response HPBC Conservation OfficerAttachment10 Jun 2025View
Consultation Response DCC HighwaysAttachment16 Jun 2025View
Public Comment RTAttachment18 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Ian de PeeAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Gareth JonesRemsAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Simon HaughtyAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Richard DenwoodAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment David MillibandAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Russell BirchAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Gary WaterhouseAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Amy WalkerAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Richard DenwoodAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Robert MearsAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Ellie Kennedy WalkerAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Sally De PeeAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Stuart Kennedy WalkerAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment Andrea JodrellAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Public Comment JackAttachment26 Jun 2025View
Decision noticeAttachment7 Aug 2025View
Delegated reportAttachment8 Aug 2025View

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  1. received

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  2. validated

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  3. decision_made

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Decision & conditions

Advertisement Consent - Approved
Decision notice
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