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External window and door replacement scheme to 12no. self-contained flats.

12no. self-contained flats at 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12 & 13 New Vine Street, 29 & 31 Reilly Street and 225 & 227 Clarendon Street Hulme Manchester M15

FinalReference: PLA-2026-000597Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
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Validated
5 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
31 Jul 2026
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

External window and door replacement scheme to 12no. self-contained flats.

Proposal details

Reference
PLA-2026-000597
Alternative references
PP-14972002
Ward
Hulme

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Application location

12no. self-contained flats at 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12 & 13 New Vine Street, 29 & 31 Reilly Street and 225 & 227 Clarendon Street Hulme Manchester M15

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05 Proposed Elevations 1.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
15_Eurocell composite_doors_brochure.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jun 2026View
Decision Notice - PLA-2026-000597Decision · PDF2 Nov 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF5 Jun 2026View
13_EUROCELL MODUS PRODUCT INFORMATION 2.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jun 2026View
06 Proposed Elevations 2.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
10 Existing and Proposed Block Plan 1_500.pdfLocation Plan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
03 Existing Elevations 3.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
14_EUROCELL MODUS STANDARD CASEMENT SPEC.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jun 2026View
09 Site Location Plan 1_1250.pdfSite Plan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
11 Planning App Existing Photos.pdfPhoto · PDF5 Jun 2026View
02 Existing Elevations 2.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
12_EUROCELL MODUS PRODUCT INFORMATION.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jun 2026View
07 Proposed Elevations 3.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
08 Proposed Elevations 4.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
01 Existing Elevations 1.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
04 Existing Elevations 4.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jun 2026View
00 Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign & Access Statement · PDF5 Jun 2026View
Officer Report - PLA-2026-000597Officer Report29 Oct 2026View

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