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Application for a Non-Material Amendment Following a Grant of Planning Permission PL/26/0365 - Relocating no. 1 loading bay/ goods door on the west elevation, installing an additional staff pedestrian access door on the north elevation and converting the approved double entrance door to a double-glazed window on the west elevation. (Amended)

UNIT 6, WORTON DRIVE, READING, RG2 0TG

Decision MadeReference: PL/26/0945Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
15 Jul 2026
Validated
15 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
19 Aug 2026
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a Non-Material Amendment Following a Grant of Planning Permission PL/26/0365 - Relocating no. 1 loading bay/ goods door on the west elevation, installing an additional staff pedestrian access door on the north elevation and converting the approved double entrance door to a double-glazed window on the west elevation. (Amended)

Proposal details

Reference
PL/26/0945
Alternative references
PP-15080892
Ward
Whitley Ward
Agent
Miss Amelia Powell

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Application location

UNIT 6, WORTON DRIVE, READING, RG2 0TG

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Unit 6 - Planning - 009 A - Ground Proposed.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Delegated Report - PL_26_0945Planning Officer report · PDF13 Aug 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 011 - Elevations Proposed.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 006 - First Existing.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
2026.07.13 AP NMA Cover Letter.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 012 - Site Plan Proposed.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 005 - Ground Existing.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Location Plan.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 010 A - First Proposed.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 008 - Site Plan Existing.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View
NMC Agree - PL_26_0945Decision Notice · PDF17 Aug 2026View
Unit 6 - Planning - 007 - Elevations Existing.pdf · PDF15 Jul 2026View

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NMC Agree - PL_26_0945
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