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Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) for a single-storey front extension to provide a new entrance porch and WC
Reference: 26/00346/CLP Oadby and Wigston Borough Council
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16 Sept 2026 22 Sept 2026 22 Sept 2026 17 Nov 2026 Statutory Determination Date Scheduled Future date published by the council.
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Status Awaiting decision
Application type Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed)
Received 16 Sept 2026
Validated 22 Sept 2026
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Oadby and Wigston Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) for a single-storey front extension to provide a new entrance porch and WC
Proposal details
Reference 26/00346/CLP
Ward South Wigston Ward
Agent Mr Samuel Cobham Application location 137 Dorset Avenue Wigston Leicestershire LE18 4WF
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