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Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an Existing Use or Operation or Activity including those in breach of a Planning Condition. Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) - Use of hall, gardens, barn and grounds for weddings and events, and installation of associated temporary structures, for up to 69 days per year including delivery, set up, take down and collection.

Crows Hall Crows Hall Road Debenham Stowmarket Suffolk IP14 6NG

Awaiting decisionReference: DC/26/03351Mid Suffolk District Council

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Application location

Crows Hall Crows Hall Road Debenham Stowmarket Suffolk IP14 6NG

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Application summary

Status
Awaiting decision
Application type
Lawful Development Certificate Existing
Received
5 Aug 2026
Validated
6 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
1 Oct 2026
Local authority
Mid Suffolk District Council

Application overview

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an Existing Use or Operation or Activity including those in breach of a Planning Condition. Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) - Use of hall, gardens, barn and grounds for weddings and events, and installation of associated temporary structures, for up to 69 days per year including delivery, set up, take down and collection.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/03351
Alternative references
PP-15119093
Ward
Debenham
Parish
Debenham
Agent
portland planning

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
DEBENHAM PARISH COUNCIL RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF3 Sept 2026View
ENFORCEMENT TEAM RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF7 Aug 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF5 Aug 2026View
LOCATION PLAN 25185 100ADrawing · PDF5 Aug 2026View
BLOCK PLAN 25185 102Drawing · PDF5 Aug 2026View
PLANNING STATEMENT V4Report · PDF5 Aug 2026View

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