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Replace existing french doors and windows on the rear of the extension with a single window and single door in keeping with the doors and windows on the older part of the property. The area surrounding the new window and door to be brick sandstone in the same style as the rest of the extension.

Willow Cottage Wiverton Hall Bingham Road Wiverton Tithby Nottinghamshire NG13 8GU

Not publishedReference: 26/01140/FULRushcliffe Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Application
Received
1 Jul 2026
Validated
14 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
8 Sept 2026
Local authority
Rushcliffe Borough Council

Application overview

Replace existing french doors and windows on the rear of the extension with a single window and single door in keeping with the doors and windows on the older part of the property. The area surrounding the new window and door to be brick sandstone in the same style as the rest of the extension.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01140/FUL
Ward
Cropwell
Parish
Wiverton

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Willow Cottage Wiverton Hall Bingham Road Wiverton Tithby Nottinghamshire NG13 8GU

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
CONSERVATIONConsultee Comment · PDF25 Sept 2026View
MRS JANET MACGREGORConsultee Comment · PDF29 Jul 2026View
Press NoticePress Notice · PDF23 Jul 2026View
FLOOR PLANPlans · PDF14 Jul 2026View
BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF14 Jul 2026View
Heritage StatementHeritage Statement14 Jul 2026View
RUSHCLIFFE-DESIGN-CODE-COMPLIANCE-CHECKLISTOther14 Jul 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF30 Jun 2026View
LOCATION PLANSite location plan · PDF30 Jun 2026View
PROPOSED AND EXISTING REAR ELEVATIONPlans - Elevations · PDF30 Jun 2026View
COVER LETTERCovering Letter30 Jun 2026View

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