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CHANGE OF USE OF TWO EXISTING HOLIDAY LETS TO ONE DWELLING

BARN COTTAGES, BROOMERS LANE, ISCOYD, WHITCHURCH, WREXHAM, SY13 3AR

Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision MadeReference: P/2025/0586Wrexham County Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Penderfyniad wedi’i wneud / Decision Made
Application type
Caniatâd Cynllunio Llawn / Full planning permission
Received
28 Jul 2025
Validated
28 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
21 Oct 2025
Local authority
Wrexham County Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF TWO EXISTING HOLIDAY LETS TO ONE DWELLING

Proposal details

Reference
P/2025/0586
Ward
Bronington and Hanmer/Bronington a Hanmer;Bronington/Bronington (Historic)
Parish
Bronington/Bronington

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Application location

BARN COTTAGES, BROOMERS LANE, ISCOYD, WHITCHURCH, WREXHAM, SY13 3AR

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Green Infastructure StatementPlanning · PDF28 Jul 2025View
Application Form Redacted.pdfPlanning · PDF28 Jul 2025View
Amended Plan - Access PlanAmended Plans · PDF7 Oct 2025View
NRW ResponseConsultation Response · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Block PlanPlanning · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Highways Consultation ResponseConsultation Response · PDF9 Oct 2025View
Welsh Water Consultation ResponseConsultation Response · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Amended Plan - Block PlanAmended Plans · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Public Protection responseConsultation Response · PDF29 Sept 2025View
Design and Access Statement redactedPlanning · PDF18 Aug 2025View
Welsh Water responseConsultation Response · PDF29 Sept 2025View
Decision Notice FinalDecision Notice · PDF17 Oct 2025View
Public Protection Consultation ResponseConsultation Response · PDF9 Oct 2025View
Existing Floor Plans and Elevations.pdfExisting Plans · PDF28 Jul 2025View
Location PlanPlanning · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Proposed Floor Plans and Elevations.pdfProposed Plans · PDF28 Jul 2025View
Natural Resources Wales responseConsultation Response22 Sept 2025View
Highways Consultation ResponseConsultation Response · PDF7 Oct 2025View
Contaminated Land responseConsultation Response · PDF30 Sept 2025View

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Decision Notice Final
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