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Application for a Non-Material Amendment Following a Grant of Planning Permission PL/22/0409 - Retention of existing ancillary store and alteration/conservation to a bin and cycle store to serve the approved Assisted Living Units. Erection of a separate small new adjacent detached store to provide a cycle store and plant room to serve the approved Care Home

CAVERSHAM PARK, PEPPARD ROAD, CAVERSHAM, READING, RG4 8TZ

Decision MadeReference: PL/26/0246Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
23 Feb 2026
Validated
23 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
23 Mar 2026
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a Non-Material Amendment Following a Grant of Planning Permission PL/22/0409 - Retention of existing ancillary store and alteration/conservation to a bin and cycle store to serve the approved Assisted Living Units. Erection of a separate small new adjacent detached store to provide a cycle store and plant room to serve the approved Care Home

Proposal details

Reference
PL/26/0246
Alternative references
PP-14704053
Ward
Emmer Green Ward

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Application location

CAVERSHAM PARK, PEPPARD ROAD, CAVERSHAM, READING, RG4 8TZ

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
3251.P.106_H Site Plan Sheet 2 of 2.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.161024_B Parcel Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.251_K Scheme Comparison.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.109_M LTW Enclosures.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.103_R 1.500 West Parcel.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.127_M Main House Parking Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.105_M Demolition Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.101_AH Site Plan Sheet 1 of 2.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.107_G Refuse Strategy.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
NMC Agree - PL_26_024620 Apr 2026View
3251.P.126_S LTW Parking Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.409_F Public Open Space Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.125_K Materials Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View
3251.P.104_AN Colour Site Plan.pdf · PDF23 Feb 2026View

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