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Southern Electric Power Distribution (SEPD) proposes to add a third wire conductor into their existing two-phase 11kV overhead line network in Woodford Valley (FEK268) to make it three-phase. The additional wire will be installed across fourteen wire spans, with one pole in the network (Pole 13) to be replaced like-for-like with a new stay added. A new pole mounted transformer (PMT) will also be replacing the existing one on the pole at Middle Woodford club, however this does not require any pole replacement. The proposed development is situated on land at Woodford, Middle Woodford, Wiltshire, England, SP4 6NN (National Grid Reference (NGR) SU 12069 36109).

Land at Woodford, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, SP4 6NN

ClosedReference: PL/2025/09802Wiltshire Council

Application location

Land at Woodford, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, SP4 6NN

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Section 37 Notification - Overhead Lines Electricity Act
Received
Not published
Validated
12 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wiltshire Council

Application overview

Southern Electric Power Distribution (SEPD) proposes to add a third wire conductor into their existing two-phase 11kV overhead line network in Woodford Valley (FEK268) to make it three-phase. The additional wire will be installed across fourteen wire spans, with one pole in the network (Pole 13) to be replaced like-for-like with a new stay added. A new pole mounted transformer (PMT) will also be replacing the existing one on the pole at Middle Woodford club, however this does not require any pole replacement. The proposed development is situated on land at Woodford, Middle Woodford, Wiltshire, England, SP4 6NN (National Grid Reference (NGR) SU 12069 36109).

Proposal details

Reference
PL/2025/09802
Ward
Till Valley ED
Parish
Durnford CP;Woodford CP

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Screening Decision Letter.Decision · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Officer reportReport · PDF5 Feb 2026View
Application formApplication Form12 Dec 2025View
Email correspondenceCorrespondence · PDF23 Dec 2025View
Secretary of State DecisionDecision · PDF20 Mar 2026View
PlanPlan · PDF12 Dec 2025View
Completed form B5 Feb 2026View
Decision NoticeDecision · PDF5 Feb 2026View

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Decision & conditions

No Objection
Screening Decision Letter. Secretary of State Decision Decision Notice
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