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Listed building consent for 1 non illuminated projection sign, 1 internally illuminated menu sign and 2 x halo illuminated text signs, and also painting of the building

106 High Street Worcester WR1 2HW

ApprovalReference: 26/00076/LBWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
22 Jan 2026
Validated
23 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for 1 non illuminated projection sign, 1 internally illuminated menu sign and 2 x halo illuminated text signs, and also painting of the building

Proposal details

Reference
26/00076/LB
Ward
Cathedral Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mrs Natalie Edwards, Technical Signs

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Application location

106 High Street Worcester WR1 2HW

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01.Application Form26 Jan 2026View
Heritage Statement02. Supporting Information22 Jan 2026View
Planning Statement02. Supporting Information26 Jan 2026View
Design And Access Statement02. Supporting Information26 Jan 2026View
Zizzi Worcester Land Contamination Assessment02. Supporting Information26 Jan 2026View
location and block plan04. Site/Location Plan22 Jan 2026View
location plan04. Site/Location Plan22 Jan 2026View
proposed signage06. Proposed Plan22 Jan 2026View
597099-3 revA.pdfAmended document/plan21 Apr 2026View
Existing and Proposed visual Rev Ecombined plan26 Jan 2026View
existing signageExisting plan22 Jan 2026View
existing signageExisting plan22 Jan 2026View
proposed signageSuperseded Documents22 Jan 2026View
Historic England09. Response - consultee27 Jan 2026View
Civic Society comments09. Response - consultee26 Feb 2026View
106 High Street 26_00076_LB09. Response - consultee17 Mar 2026View
RE_ 106 High Street - Feedback from Senior Heritage & Conservation Officer (26_00073_ADV & 26_00076_LB)09. Response - consultee21 Apr 2026View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information6 May 2026View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice6 May 2026View
Site NoticeSupporting Documents26 Jan 2026View

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