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Demolition of existing UPVC conservatory and replacement with new single storey pitched roof extension in similar location. Replacement of window to rear elevation with double doors. Block up existing single door to side elevation. Various internal layout alterations

5 Preston Wood North Shields Tyne And Wear NE30 3LT

DecidedReference: 25/01054/FULHNorth Tyneside Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Full application
Received
12 Aug 2025
Validated
12 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
7 Oct 2025
Local authority
North Tyneside Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing UPVC conservatory and replacement with new single storey pitched roof extension in similar location. Replacement of window to rear elevation with double doors. Block up existing single door to side elevation. Various internal layout alterations

Proposal details

Reference
25/01054/FULH
Alternative references
PP-14250424
Ward
Tynemouth
Parish
North Shields
Agent
Owen Robertson Architects

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Application location

5 Preston Wood North Shields Tyne And Wear NE30 3LT

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficer Recommendation Report · PDF7 Oct 2025View
DecisionDecision · PDF7 Oct 2025View
SITE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF12 Aug 2025View
EXISTING SITE PLANDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
PROPOSED SITE PLANDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
EXISTING ROOF PLANSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
PROPOSED ROOF PLANDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2025View

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