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Re-Discharge of Condition 30 - A full planning application for the development of a new rail station and associated infrastructure. The application comprises of new platforms on the Birmingham - Bristol railway line and one platform on the Cotswold railway line, a new station building, a public right of way footbridge over the Birmingham - Bristol railway line, car parking, flood attenuation and a new roundabout on the B4084

Land To The East And South Of The Crucible Business Park, Norton, Worcester

WithdrawnReference: 21/000001/DISWorcestershire County Council

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Application location

Land To The East And South Of The Crucible Business Park, Norton, Worcester

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Discharge of Condition(s)
Received
7 Jan 2021
Validated
7 Jan 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcestershire County Council

Application overview

Re-Discharge of Condition 30 - A full planning application for the development of a new rail station and associated infrastructure. The application comprises of new platforms on the Birmingham - Bristol railway line and one platform on the Cotswold railway line, a new station building, a public right of way footbridge over the Birmingham - Bristol railway line, car parking, flood attenuation and a new roundabout on the B4084

Proposal details

Reference
21/000001/DIS
Parish
Norton Juxta Kempsey
Agent
Mr Minhaz Uddin Buckingham Group

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
05 Decision Notice - Dated 26 August 201505_Decision_Notice_-_Dated_26_August_2015.pdfNot publishedView
04 IP Connectivity - WPK-SISS-CAB-040104_IP_Connectivity_-_WPK-SISS-CAB-0401.pdfNot publishedView
03 SISS Telecoms General Arrangement03_SISS_Telecoms_General_Arrangement.pdfNot publishedView
02 CCTV Field of View - BAG2 Platform 1 202_CCTV_Field_of_View_-_BAG2_Platform_1__2.pdfNot publishedView
01 2021.01.07 Cover Email01_2021.01.07_Cover_Email.pdfNot publishedView

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  6. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
05 Decision Notice - Dated 26 August 2015
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