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Certificate of Lawful Use (Existing) for use of the track for agricultural vehicle movements between Welford Road and Taylor Bridge

Kilby Bridge Farm Durnford Road Wigston Leicestershire LE18 2RG

DecidedReference: 25/00447/CLEOadby and Wigston Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate of Lawful Use (Existing)
Received
15 Dec 2025
Validated
15 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawful Use (Existing) for use of the track for agricultural vehicle movements between Welford Road and Taylor Bridge

Proposal details

Reference
25/00447/CLE
Ward
Wigston All Saints Ward
Agent
Mr Harry Fowler

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Application location

Kilby Bridge Farm Durnford Road Wigston Leicestershire LE18 2RG

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision · PDF17 Feb 2026View
HIGHWAYSConsultation Responses · PDF12 Jan 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form - 1App · PDF17 Dec 2025View
STATUTORY DECLARATIONSApplication Supporting Docs · PDF17 Dec 2025View
LOCATION PLANDrawing - Refused · PDF17 Dec 2025View
9.11 ARIEL VIEW PART CONSTRUCTION 2011Photographs17 Dec 2025View
9.08 ARIEL VIEW PART CONSTRUCTION 2008Photographs17 Dec 2025View
7.06 ARIEL VIEW PART CONSTRUCTION 2006.Photographs17 Dec 2025View
6.21 ARIEL VIEW 2021Photographs17 Dec 2025View
4.21 ARIEL VIEW 2021Photographs17 Dec 2025View
4.20 ARIEL VIEW 2020Photographs17 Dec 2025View
4.18 ARIEL VIEW 2018Photographs17 Dec 2025View
4.16 ARIEL VIEW 2015Photographs17 Dec 2025View
4.15 ARIEL VIEW 2015.Photographs17 Dec 2025View
3.22 ARIEL VIEW 2022Photographs17 Dec 2025View
12.99 ARIEL VIEW 1999Photographs17 Dec 2025View
12.10 ARIEL VIEW PART CONSTRUCTION 2010Photographs17 Dec 2025View

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REFUSE

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