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DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STABLE BUILDINGS AND ERECTION OF A REPLACEMENT STABLE BLOCK WITH RECONFIGURED EQUESTRIAN ACCOMMODATION

Yew Tree Cottage Hendrew Lane Llandevaud Newport NP18 2AB

Awaiting decisionReference: 26/0595Newport City Council

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Application location

Yew Tree Cottage Hendrew Lane Llandevaud Newport NP18 2AB

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Application summary

Status
Awaiting decision
Application type
Full
Received
31 Jul 2026
Validated
7 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Newport City Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STABLE BUILDINGS AND ERECTION OF A REPLACEMENT STABLE BLOCK WITH RECONFIGURED EQUESTRIAN ACCOMMODATION

Proposal details

Reference
26/0595
Alternative references
PP-15125831
Ward
Bishton And Langstone
Parish
Penhow Community Council
Agent
S Smith

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485_122 Yew Tree Cottage Stables - Proposed Floor Plan_ R.02DrawingNot publishedView
485_132 Yew Tree Cottage Stables - Proposed Side Elevations_R.03DrawingNot publishedView
Ecology CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Owl Nesting BoxSupporting InformationNot publishedView
485_135 Yew Tree Cottage Stables - Proposed Site Plan Landscaping Scheme.pdfSupporting InformationNot publishedView
EHO CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Penhow CC CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Tree Officer CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
DCWW CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
DCWW CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Highways CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
NRW CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Landscape CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
SAB CommentsConsult Response StatutoryNot publishedView
Site Notice - SNSTDSite/Press NoticeNot publishedView
Revised Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Site Location PlanDrawing - OS Site Location PlanNot publishedView
Application FormSuperseded DocumentNot publishedView
Proposed Side ElevationsDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Front/Rear ElevationsDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Roof PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Floor PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Proposed Site PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Existing Side ElevationsDrawingNot publishedView
Existing Front/Rear ElevationsDrawingNot publishedView
Existing Roof PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Existing Floor PlanDrawingNot publishedView
Existing Site PlanDrawingNot publishedView

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