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The erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m, with a maximum height of 3.25m, and an eaves height of 2.95m

48, Reddington Drive, Slough, SL3 7QU

This application was decided on 17 Aug 2026, View the decision notice for this application at Planning Search (<a Href ="https://www.sbcplanning.co.uk/decsearch.php">sbcplanning.co.uk</a>)Reference: Y/04608/003Slough Borough Council

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Application location

48, Reddington Drive, Slough, SL3 7QU

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Application summary

Status
This application was decided on 17 Aug 2026, View the decision notice for this application at Planning Search (<a Href ="https://www.sbcplanning.co.uk/decsearch.php">sbcplanning.co.uk</a>)
Application type
Permitted Development with Consultation
Received
13 Jul 2026
Validated
15 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
26 Aug 2026
Local authority
Slough Borough Council

Application overview

The erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m, with a maximum height of 3.25m, and an eaves height of 2.95m

Proposal details

Reference
Y/04608/003
Alternative references
PP-15078592
Ward
Langley Marish
Agent
Mathysoothanan
UPRN
100080332614

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataSubmitted Plans/Documents13 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed ElevationsSubmitted Plans/Documents13 Jul 2026View
Existing and Proposed Floor PlanSubmitted Plans/Documents13 Jul 2026View
Site Location Plan and Block PlanAmended Plans15 Jul 2026View
Signed Decision NoticeDecisions17 Aug 2026View
Signed Officer ReportDecisions17 Aug 2026View

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