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Advertisement consent for external non-illuminated signage to restaurant frontage.

2 Keighley Road Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 2NS

DecidedReference: 26/02714/ADVNorth Yorkshire Council

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Application location

2 Keighley Road Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 2NS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Advert
Received
29 May 2026
Validated
15 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
10 Aug 2026
Local authority
North Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Advertisement consent for external non-illuminated signage to restaurant frontage.

Proposal details

Reference
26/02714/ADV
Ward
Skipton West & West Craven
Parish
Skipton

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FULDecision · PDF14 Aug 2026View
PROPOSED SIGNAGEPlan13 Aug 2026View
HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF11 Jun 2026View
LOCATION PLANLocation Plan · PDF29 May 2026View
PHOTO OF EXISTING BUILDING OUTSIDESupporting Information · PDF29 May 2026View
PHOTO OF PROPOSED LIGHTINGSupporting Information · PDF29 May 2026View
REDACTED APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF29 May 2026View

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Application timeline

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Standard Consultation Date

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  3. Application Validated Date

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  4. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  5. Last Advertised In Press Date

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  6. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  7. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  8. Latest Advertisement Expiry Date

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  9. Determination Deadline

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  10. Agreed Expiry Date

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  11. Decision Issued Date

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  12. Decision Made Date

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  13. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Permitted
DECISION NOTICE PERMIT FUL
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