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Non-material (28 day) amendment - building location moved 4 m to the south - northern boundary reduced - both within the existing curtilage
Reference: 11/20/0043 Hyndburn Borough Council
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Status Withdrawn: WITHDRAWN DECISION
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Local authority Hyndburn Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Non-material (28 day) amendment - building location moved 4 m to the south - northern boundary reduced - both within the existing curtilage
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Reference 11/20/0043 Application location Whalley Nab Farm Shawcliffe Lane Great Harwood BB7 9JL
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Decision & conditions Withdrawn: WITHDRAWN DECISION
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