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Listed Building Consent for Necessary repairs and renovations - replacement of upvc windows, a new window to the rear of the property. Replacement of 2 external doors. Removal of asbestos roof and replacement of flat roof of the extension, add chimney caps, repair and part replacement of guttering,external repointing and addition of external extractor fans. Internal removal of asbestos and repair to wall render and replacement of internal insulation.

61 , Hague Street , Glossop , Derbyshire , SK13 8NS

LB-APPReference: HPK/2026/0108High Peak Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
LB-APP
Application type
Listed Building Consent - Alteration
Received
10 Mar 2026
Validated
12 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for Necessary repairs and renovations - replacement of upvc windows, a new window to the rear of the property. Replacement of 2 external doors. Removal of asbestos roof and replacement of flat roof of the extension, add chimney caps, repair and part replacement of guttering,external repointing and addition of external extractor fans. Internal removal of asbestos and repair to wall render and replacement of internal insulation.

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2026/0108

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Application location

61 , Hague Street , Glossop , Derbyshire , SK13 8NS

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Documents 19 of 19

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001_Location PlanAttachment19 Mar 2026View
002_Site PlanAttachment19 Mar 2026View
003_Existing ElevationsAttachment19 Mar 2026View
004_ExistingPlansAttachment19 Mar 2026View
005_Proposed Elevation NorthAttachment19 Mar 2026View
006_Proposed Elevation SouthAttachment19 Mar 2026View
007_Proposed Elevation EastAttachment19 Mar 2026View
008_Proposed Elevation WestAttachment19 Mar 2026View
009_Proposed Plan BasementAttachment19 Mar 2026View
010_Proposed Plan Ground FloorAttachment19 Mar 2026View
011_Proposed Plan First FloorAttachment19 Mar 2026View
012_Window Detail 1Attachment19 Mar 2026View
013_Window Detail 2Attachment19 Mar 2026View
Appendix CAttachment19 Mar 2026View
Application FormAttachment19 Mar 2026View
Design Access and Heritage Statement March 2026Attachment19 Mar 2026View
Consultation Response HPBC ConservationAttachment22 Jun 2026View
ReportAttachment25 Jun 2026View
DecisionAttachment25 Jun 2026View

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