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Fibre telecoms cable to be span onto the building and attached at top of building underneath eaves. Then 80m cable on wall to be run down the eaves and across building following existing cable between ground floor and first floor windows. Cable will go along edges so as to not stand out. Cable will go round to extension building and go into it via a new drilled hole next to the internal comms cabinet.

Harecastle Farm Newcastle Road Talke Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire ST7 1UR

Pending ConsiderationReference: 26/00545/LBCNewcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

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Harecastle Farm Newcastle Road Talke Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire ST7 1UR

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Status
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Application type
Listed Building Consent
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Validated
11 Aug 2026
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Local authority
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

Application overview

Fibre telecoms cable to be span onto the building and attached at top of building underneath eaves. Then 80m cable on wall to be run down the eaves and across building following existing cable between ground floor and first floor windows. Cable will go along edges so as to not stand out. Cable will go round to extension building and go into it via a new drilled hole next to the internal comms cabinet.

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Reference
26/00545/LBC
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PP-15116746
Ward
Talke & Butt Lane
Parish
Kidsgrove
Agent
Openreach

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