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CHANGE OF USE TO EQUINE INCLUDING PROPOSED STABLE BLOCK FOR HORSES AND RETENTION OF HARDCORE SURFACE, FENCING, GATES AND ACCESS

Land To The South Of The Cottage Llandevaud Lane Llandevaud Newport South Wales

RefusedReference: 26/0033Newport City Council

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Application location

Land To The South Of The Cottage Llandevaud Lane Llandevaud Newport South Wales

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Full
Received
15 Jan 2026
Validated
29 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Newport City Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE TO EQUINE INCLUDING PROPOSED STABLE BLOCK FOR HORSES AND RETENTION OF HARDCORE SURFACE, FENCING, GATES AND ACCESS

Proposal details

Reference
26/0033
Ward
Bishton And Langstone
Parish
Langstone Community Council
Agent
C Morgan

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Documents 26 of 26

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Decision NoticeDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Officer ReportOfficer ReportNot publishedView
Ecology CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Landscape CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Neighbour CommentsConsult Response NeighbourNot publishedView
Councillor CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Site Notice - SNSTDSite/Press NoticeNot publishedView
Revised Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Proposed Site Plan rev ADrawingNot publishedView
Details of Entrance Gates and Paddock FencingDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Block Plan rev ADrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Site Plan.Drawing SupersededNot publishedView
Proposed Floor PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Block PlanDrawing SupersededNot publishedView
Application FormSuperseded DocumentNot publishedView
Site Location PlanDrawing - OS Site Location PlanNot publishedView
Existing Site Plan.DrawingNot publishedView
ElevationsDrawingNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Refused
Decision Notice
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