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The erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.00m, with a maximum height of 2.95m, and an eaves height of 2.85m

24, Alderbury Road West, Slough, SL3 8DH

This application was decided on 17 Feb 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/20960/000Slough Borough Council

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Application location

24, Alderbury Road West, Slough, SL3 8DH

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Application summary

Status
This application was decided on 17 Feb 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
8 Dec 2025
Validated
6 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
17 Feb 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 4.00m, with a maximum height of 2.95m, and an eaves height of 2.85m

Proposal details

Reference
Y/20960/000
Ward
Langley St. Marys
Agent
Khan
UPRN
APURG78T59Q46DW090

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan & Block PlanSubmitted Plans and Details5 Jan 2026View
Existing Floor Plans & ElevationsSubmitted Plans and Details8 Dec 2025View
Proposed Floor Plans & ElevationsSubmitted Plans and Details5 Jan 2026View
Application FormApplication Form6 Jan 2026View
Officers ReportDecisions17 Feb 2026View
Decision NoticeDecisions17 Feb 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval; Permission Granted
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