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Demolition of existing rear extensions and erection of single storey rear extension.

The Old Rectory Kington Lane Kington Worcester WR7 4DQ

ApprovalReference: W/26/00365/HPWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
17 Feb 2026
Validated
23 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing rear extensions and erection of single storey rear extension.

Proposal details

Reference
W/26/00365/HP
Ward
Inkberrow Ward
Parish
Kington
Agent
Mr Nigel Jowsey, Pershore Planning

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Application location

The Old Rectory Kington Lane Kington Worcester WR7 4DQ

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Application Form01. Application Form17 Feb 2026View
Heritage Assessment02. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Hle A4l Grade Hle A3l Grade 202. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Hle A4l Grade Hle A3l Grade 302. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Hle A4l Grade Hle A3l Grade 402. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Hle A4l Grade Hle A3l Grade 502. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Hle A4l Grade Hle A3l Grade02. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Biodiversity Self Assessment Form02. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Water Management Statement02. Supporting Information17 Feb 2026View
Location Plan04. Site/Location Plan17 Feb 2026View
Existing Block Plan04a. Block Plan17 Feb 2026View
Existing Ground Floor Plan05. Existing Plans17 Feb 2026View
Existing Elevations.pdf05. Existing Plans23 Feb 2026View
Proposed Block Plan.pdf06. Proposed Plans25 Mar 2026View
Proposed Elevations.pdf06. Proposed Plans25 Mar 2026View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan06. Proposed Plans25 Mar 2026View
Drainage Engineer - Engineers - S.W. Land Drainage Partnership09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Mar 2026View
Highways - County Highways09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 Mar 2026View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information30 Mar 2026View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice30 Mar 2026View

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