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Erection of a minimum of 1 single storey dwelling and a maximum 1 single storey dwelling.

Land To The Rear Of 13 Woodside Newbury

DecidedReference: 26/00854/PIPWest Berkshire Council

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Application location

Land To The Rear Of 13 Woodside Newbury

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Permission in Principle
Received
17 Apr 2026
Validated
5 May 2026
Determination deadline
9 Jun 2026
Local authority
West Berkshire Council

Application overview

Erection of a minimum of 1 single storey dwelling and a maximum 1 single storey dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00854/PIP
Ward
Newbury Wash Common
Parish
Newbury Town Council
Agent
Brimble Lea

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Click HereDelegated Report · PDF21 Aug 2026View
ApprovedDecision Notice · PDF21 Aug 2026View
Committee ReportCommittee Report · PDF17 Aug 2026View
Planning Statement addendumSupporting Document · PDF22 Jun 2026View
Tree TeamConsultee Comment · PDF15 Jun 2026View
HT SuDSConsultee Comment · PDF29 May 2026View
Newbury Town CouncilConsultee Comment · PDF28 May 2026View
Waste ManagementConsultee Comment · PDF27 May 2026View
Principal ArchaeologistConsultee Comment · PDF26 May 2026View
Highways West Berkshire CouncilConsultee Comment · PDF22 May 2026View
Site Location Plan and Illustrative Block PlanPlans, Drawings · PDF17 Apr 2026View
Illustrative Block Plan and Ground Floor PlanPlans, Drawings · PDF17 Apr 2026View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF17 Apr 2026View
Planning StatementSupporting Document · PDF17 Apr 2026View
Cover LetterSupporting Document · PDF17 Apr 2026View
CIL Form 1 - Additional InformationCommunity Infrastructure Levy · PDF17 Apr 2026View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  4. Latest Consultation Expiry Date

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  6. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  7. Actual Committee Date

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  8. Decision Issued Date

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  9. Agreed Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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