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Reinstatement works to the property following a fire. The works are purely to reinstate on a like for like basis, to bring the building back to a pre-loss state.

Belle House 5 Bridge Street Pershore WR10 1AJ

ApprovalReference: W/24/01190/LBWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
17 Jun 2024
Validated
25 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Reinstatement works to the property following a fire. The works are purely to reinstate on a like for like basis, to bring the building back to a pre-loss state.

Proposal details

Reference
W/24/01190/LB
Ward
Pershore Ward
Parish
Pershore
Agent
Mr Bill Jamie, Quantum Survey and project management

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Application location

Belle House 5 Bridge Street Pershore WR10 1AJ

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Documents 19 of 19

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Application form01. Application Form17 Jun 2024View
1461 Structural Report B 10 June 2402. Supporting Information17 Jun 2024View
Access Statement02. Supporting Information17 Jun 2024View
Heritage Statement02. Supporting Information17 Jun 2024View
Works Proposal02. Supporting Information17 Jun 2024View
Site Location Plan04. Site/Location Plan25 Jun 2024View
Site Block Plan04a. Block Plan17 Jun 2024View
Basement floor plan06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
First floor plan06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
Second floor plan06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
Front elevation06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
Rear elevation06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
Ground floor plan06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
South elevation06. Proposed Plans17 Jun 2024View
Mrs Charlie MacIntyre - Pershore Town Council09. Response - Statutory Consultee27 Jun 2024View
Aidan Smyth - WDC - Archaeology & Planning Advisor09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Oct 2024View
Aidan Smyth09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment2 Oct 2024View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information30 Oct 2024View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice30 Oct 2024View

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