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One new 0.3m dish at 20m. One 0.6m dish at 20m and two ODU Units onto existing steelwork.
Reference: 26/00159/TELNOT Newark and Sherwood District Council
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2 Feb 2026 2 Feb 2026 2 Mar 2026 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 3 Mar 2026 Application summary
Status Not published
Application type Notifications The Electronic Comms Code
Received 2 Feb 2026
Validated 2 Feb 2026
Determination deadline 2 Mar 2026
Local authority Newark and Sherwood District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview One new 0.3m dish at 20m. One 0.6m dish at 20m and two ODU Units onto existing steelwork.
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Reference 26/00159/TELNOT
Ward Sutton On Trent
Parish Kneesall
Agent Matthew McGimpsey Application location Mast 8525 Kneesall Lodge Kneesall NG22 0AH
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