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Confirmation that the land and building at Land South of The Manor, New Barn Lane, Cudham, constitute Previously Developed Land (PDL) and the Grey Belt category of the Green Belt as defined in the National Planning Policy Framework (December 2024). LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (EXISTING)

LAND SOUTH OF THE MANOR, NEW BARN LANE, CUDHAM, WESTERHAM

Decision MadeReference: 25/05309/LDCLondon Borough of Bromley

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Existing use
Received
14 Nov 2025
Validated
14 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Bromley

Application overview

Confirmation that the land and building at Land South of The Manor, New Barn Lane, Cudham, constitute Previously Developed Land (PDL) and the Grey Belt category of the Green Belt as defined in the National Planning Policy Framework (December 2024). LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE (EXISTING)

Proposal details

Reference
25/05309/LDC
Alternative references
PP-14488023
Ward
Darwin

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Application location

LAND SOUTH OF THE MANOR, NEW BARN LANE, CUDHAM, WESTERHAM

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Structural Engineer Letter 18.09.2015Supporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Structural Engineer Letter -redactedSupporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Location and Block Plan - B/470/P2-ADrawing · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Appeal Decision 22/03092/FULL1Supporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Supporting StatementSupporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Appeal Decision 21/00124/FLXAGSupporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Application Summary DocumentSupporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Officer Report · PDF16 Dec 2025View
Appeal Decision 17/00273/ELUD, 17/03873/RECON, 16/05331/FLXAGSupporting Document · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form No Personal Data · PDF14 Nov 2025View
Decision Notice · PDF16 Dec 2025View

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Decision & conditions

EXISTING USE/DEVELOPMENT IS NOT LAWFUL
Appeal Decision 22/03092/FULL1 Appeal Decision 21/00124/FLXAG Appeal Decision 17/00273/ELUD, 17/03873/RECON, 16/05331/FLXAG Decision Notice
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