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The application for planning permission for the replacement of external windows and doors at the Menphys Hub which used to be South Wigston Library.
Reference: 24/00388/LCC Oadby and Wigston Borough Council
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Status Awaiting decision
Application type Leicestershire County Council
Received 23 Sept 2024
Validated 23 Sept 2024
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Oadby and Wigston Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview The application for planning permission for the replacement of external windows and doors at the Menphys Hub which used to be South Wigston Library.
Proposal details
Reference 24/00388/LCC
Ward South Wigston Ward
Agent Mr Ravi Vaghela Application location South Wigston Library Bassett Street Wigston Leicestershire LE18 4PE
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