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Construction of a two storey side extension and loft conversion to be used as a study, Internal alterations including changes to fenestrations consisting of 1no new window to the side elevation and 4no windows to the front roof elevation following demolition of existing garage and utility.

4, St. Bernards Road, Slough, SL3 7NT

Registered applicationReference: P/08081/004Slough Borough Council

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Application location

4, St. Bernards Road, Slough, SL3 7NT

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Application summary

Status
Registered application
Application type
Full Planning
Received
10 Sept 2026
Validated
14 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
6 Nov 2026
Local authority
Slough Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of a two storey side extension and loft conversion to be used as a study, Internal alterations including changes to fenestrations consisting of 1no new window to the side elevation and 4no windows to the front roof elevation following demolition of existing garage and utility.

Proposal details

Reference
P/08081/004
Alternative references
PP-15193146
Ward
Upton
Agent
Chaudhry
UPRN
APF2G78459G466W01E

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
File Size: 395114, Reference: Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 291777, Reference: The location planSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 88338, Reference: Floor Plan - ExistingSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 135207, Reference: Floor planSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 84944, Reference: Mixed/Combined PlansSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 197032, Reference: Mixed/Combined PlansSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 221010, Reference: Mixed/Combined PlansSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View
File Size: 574364, Reference: Flood risk assessmentSubmitted Plans/Documents10 Sept 2026View

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