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Listed Building Consent to install a new electricity supply to the church and disconnected from the private network. Replaced by a new supply connected onto NGED’s local network.

St Brewis' Church, Eglwys Brewis Road, St Athan

ApprovedReference: 2026/00079/LBCVale of Glamorgan Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent application
Received
29 Jan 2026
Validated
20 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of Glamorgan Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent to install a new electricity supply to the church and disconnected from the private network. Replaced by a new supply connected onto NGED’s local network.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/00079/LBC
Ward
St. Athan
Agent
Mr Nigel Jones, National Grid Electricity Distribution (South Wales)

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Application location

St Brewis' Church, Eglwys Brewis Road, St Athan

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
REDACTED Revised Application FormForms23 Feb 2026View
Heritage Impact Assessment St Brewis ChurchSupporting Documents30 Jan 2026View
Access StatementSupporting Documents23 Feb 2026View
St Brewis Church Location PlanPlan29 Jan 2026View
St Brewis Church PlanPlan30 Jan 2026View
St. Athan Community CouncilConsultee Response5 Mar 2026View
Heneb Consult ResponseConsultee Response17 Mar 2026View
CADW Notification LetterGeneral Correspondence25 Jun 2026View
Approved InsectHotel 2 dimensionsApproved Details28 May 2026View
Approved Insect Hotel 2 imageApproved Details28 May 2026View
Approved Insect Hotel 1 imageApproved Details28 May 2026View
Approved Insect Hotel 1 DimensionsApproved Details28 May 2026View
Approved Decision NoticeApproved Details23 Jul 2026View
Approved Final ReportApproved Details23 Jul 2026View
Approved Site Location PlanApproved Plans20 Feb 2026View
Approved 26 037 A01 Existing - Proposed ElevationsApproved Plans28 May 2026View
Approved Location of Ecological EnhancementApproved Plans28 May 2026View
Site NoticeSite Notice_202600079LBC.docx4 Mar 2026View

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