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Change of use from agricultural land to equestrian.

Land South Of Hillcrest Bridegate Lane Hickling Pastures Nottinghamshire

Not publishedReference: 26/00990/FULRushcliffe Borough Council

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  7. Standard Consultation Date

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  8. Decision Issued Date

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  9. Decision Made Date

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  10. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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  12. Permission Expiry Date

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
8 Jun 2026
Validated
12 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
7 Aug 2026
Local authority
Rushcliffe Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from agricultural land to equestrian.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00990/FUL
Ward
Nevile And Langar
Parish
Hickling
Agent
Mr George Machin

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Application location

Land South Of Hillcrest Bridegate Lane Hickling Pastures Nottinghamshire

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF7 Oct 2026View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF7 Oct 2026View
EMAIL EXCHANGE WITH WARD CLLRCorrespondence · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PARISH CLERKConsultee Comment · PDF15 Jul 2026View
COUNCILLOR TINA COMBELLACKConsultee Comment · PDF3 Jul 2026View
SITE PLANPlans · PDF12 Jun 2026View
BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF12 Jun 2026View
DESIGN CODE COMPLIANCE STATEMENTOther · PDF11 Jun 2026View
EMAIL FROM AGENTCorrespondence · PDF11 Jun 2026View
Block planBlock plan · PDF11 Jun 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF8 Jun 2026View
LOCATION PLANSite location plan · PDF8 Jun 2026View

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