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Change of use of second floor office (Class E) into four residential units (Class C3) with elevation alterations including enlargement of windows and associated bin store at ground floor level.

73, 74 & 74A, Broad Street, Reading, RG1 2AP

Decision MadeReference: PL/26/0179Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
9 Feb 2026
Validated
25 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
22 Apr 2026
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of second floor office (Class E) into four residential units (Class C3) with elevation alterations including enlargement of windows and associated bin store at ground floor level.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/26/0179
Alternative references
PP-14689118
Ward
Abbey Ward
Agent
- P R Architecture

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Application location

73, 74 & 74A, Broad Street, Reading, RG1 2AP

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
PL-29_PROPOSED SECTION.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-20_LOCATION.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-32_APPROVED ELEVATIONS.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-31_APPROVED SECOND AND ROOF FLOOR PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Planning Design and Access Statement V01Supporting Documents · PDF25 Feb 2026View
PL-21_SITE PLANS.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Planning Design and Access Statement.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-28_PROPOSED ELEVATIONS.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-30_APPROVED GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Highways ResponseResponse25 Mar 2026View
Withdrawn Notice - PL_26_0179Report15 Apr 2026View
PL-33_APPROVED SECTION.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Location PlanPlan · PDF19 Feb 2026View
PL-25_EXISTING SECTIONS.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-23_EXISTING SECOND AND ROOF FLOOR PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-24_EXISTING ELEVATIONS.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
RBC Waste Response14 Apr 2026View
PL-26_PROPOSED GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
21063.ENIA-RPT.01. Rev A_.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-22_EXISTING GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View
PL-27_PROPOSED SECOND AND ROOF PLAN.pdf · PDF9 Feb 2026View

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