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Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed garage conversion to create habitable accommodation with internal alterations.

1B, Royston Way, Slough, SL1 6EP

Registered applicationReference: P/05996/007Slough Borough Council

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Application location

1B, Royston Way, Slough, SL1 6EP

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Application summary

Status
Registered application
Application type
Certificate Proposed (Use/Development)
Received
16 Apr 2026
Validated
17 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2026
Local authority
Slough Borough Council

Application overview

Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed garage conversion to create habitable accommodation with internal alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
P/05996/007
Alternative references
PP-14860143
Ward
Haymill
Agent
Mr Safdar Hussain
UPRN
100080333747

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing/Proposed Floor planSubmitted Plans and Details16 Apr 2026View
Location plan and Block PlanSubmitted Plans and Details16 Apr 2026View
Elevations - Existing and ProposedSubmitted Plans and Details16 Apr 2026View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form16 Apr 2026View
Signed Decision NoticeDecisions5 Jun 2026View
Signed Officer ReportDecisions5 Jun 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Refusal CLU/D;Informatives
Signed Decision Notice Signed Officer Report
Planning conditions
  1. Planning permission P/05996/001 dated 21-Apr-1982 for the development of the dwellinghouse imposes a restriction on garage conversions at condition No 3. Therefore, the proposal for a garage conversion would not be regarded as lawful and would require the benefit of planning permission.
  2. Drawing Ref. 100, Dated:15/04/2026 , Recd: 16/04/2026 Drawing Ref. 200, Dated:15/04/2026 , Recd: 16/04/2026 Drawing Ref. 400, Dated:15/04/2026 , Recd: 16/04/2026
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