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Three storey extension to existing building

Former Aston Martin Lagonda Site Tickford Street Newport Pagnell

Decision MadeReference: 20/01996/FULMilton Keynes City Council

Last published check: 10 Oct 2026, 20:12. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

Former Aston Martin Lagonda Site Tickford Street Newport Pagnell

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Milton Keynes City Council

Application overview

Three storey extension to existing building

Proposal details

Reference
20/01996/FUL
Ward
Newport Pagnell South (Historic 2026)
Parish
Newport Pagnell
Agent
RUTH STEVENSON

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
ConservationAPPCONR - Consultation Responses14 Sept 2020View
Cadent GasAPPCONR - Consultation Responses28 Aug 2020View
Proposed elevations - 3 storey extensionAPPELVP - Elevations Proposed · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Newport Pagnell Town CouncilAPPCONR - Consultation Responses28 Sept 2020View
Existing first floor planAPPEXIST - Existing Floor Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Proposed site planAPPLOCA - Site/Location Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
ArchaeologyAPPCONR - Consultation Responses14 Sept 2020View
Existing SectionsAPPSECT - Application Sections · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Cadent Gas NetworkAPPCONR - Consultation Responses28 Aug 2020View
Application formAPPFRMOG - Application Form - Original · PDF19 Aug 2020View
NPTCAPPCONR - Consultation Responses · PDF4 Sept 2020View
Drainage Plan 104 AgreeementAPPDRAN - Drainage Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Existing elevations sheet 2APPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Proposed visuals 3 storey extensi8onAPPSUPP - Other Supporting Documents/Information · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Existing site planAPPLOCA - Site/Location Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Proposed plans - Office Retaining Lift ShaftAPPROPO - Proposed Floor Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
decision noticeAPPDNOT - Decision Notice · PDF13 Oct 2020View
Existing ground floor planAPPEXIST - Existing Floor Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Existing second floor planAPPEXIST - Existing Floor Plans · PDF19 Aug 2020View
P Donovan NPTCAPPCONR - Consultation Responses · PDF7 Sept 2020View
Existing elevationsAPPELVE - Elevations Existing · PDF19 Aug 2020View
Design & Heritage StatementAPPD&A - Design and Access Statement · PDF19 Aug 2020View
delegated reportAPPDELRP - Delegated Report · PDF13 Oct 2020View

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Decision & conditions

Application permitted
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