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Householder application for the erection of a front fence, 2no. brick entrance piers and sliding gate (part-retrospective).

43 Arbor Lane Winnersh Wokingham RG41 5JE

Determination MadeReference: 261222Wokingham Borough Council

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  2. Date Valid

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Application summary

Status
Determination Made
Application type
Not published
Received
19 May 2026
Validated
25 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wokingham Borough Council

Application overview

Householder application for the erection of a front fence, 2no. brick entrance piers and sliding gate (part-retrospective).

Proposal details

Reference
261222
Ward
Winnersh
Parish
Winnersh

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Application location

43 Arbor Lane Winnersh Wokingham RG41 5JE

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticePlanning Decision Notice & Officer ReportNot publishedView
Signed Officer Report Draft Decision NoticePlanning Decision Notice & Officer ReportNot publishedView
Highways Response TDPlanning Consultation ResponseNot publishedView
Tree and Landscape response - LAPlanning Consultation ResponseNot publishedView
Signed Officer Report GeneralPlanning Decision Notice & Officer ReportNot publishedView
Comments_WinnershParishCouncil_261222_4797729_20260610_135030.pdfPlanning CommentsNot publishedView
Comments_ChrisNewman_261222_4796937_20260608_143004.pdfPlanning CommentsNot publishedView
Comments_CouncillorPrueBray_261222_4796657_20260606_182003.pdfPlanning CommentsNot publishedView
Drainage Response 1_BNPlanning Consultation ResponseNot publishedView
Pre-Existing ElevationPlanning PlansNot publishedView
Pre-Existing PlanPlanning PlansNot publishedView
Proposed ElevationPlanning PlansNot publishedView
Proposed PlanPlanning PlansNot publishedView
Proposed Location Plan and Block PlanPlanning PlansNot publishedView
Existing Location Plan and Block PlanPlanning PlansNot publishedView
REDACTED_ Planning StatementPlanning PlansNot publishedView
CIL FormPlanning CIL FormNot publishedView
REDACTED_ Application FormPlanning Application Form RedactedNot publishedView

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Decision Notice Signed Officer Report Draft Decision Notice Signed Officer Report General
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