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Proposed 2 storey side extension, single storey side and rear extension and installation of Solar Panels on roof.

2 Rough Cottage Honeybourne Road Bickmarsh Alcester B50 4PF

ApprovalReference: W/26/01849/HPWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
6 Aug 2026
Validated
14 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Proposed 2 storey side extension, single storey side and rear extension and installation of Solar Panels on roof.

Proposal details

Reference
W/26/01849/HP
Ward
Honeybourne, Pebworth & The Littletons Ward
Parish
Bickmarsh
Agent
Mr Glynn Deakin, G D Designs Architectural

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Application location

2 Rough Cottage Honeybourne Road Bickmarsh Alcester B50 4PF

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Application Form01. Application Form11 Aug 2026View
Bat Survey02. Supporting Information14 Aug 2026View
Water Management Statement02. Supporting Information14 Aug 2026View
Location Plan04. Site/Location Plan11 Aug 2026View
Existing Site Plan04a. Block Plan11 Aug 2026View
Proposed Site Plan04a. Block Plan11 Aug 2026View
Existing Ground And First Floor Plan05. Existing Plans11 Aug 2026View
Existing Elevations05. Existing Plans11 Aug 2026View
Existing Garages05. Existing Plans11 Aug 2026View
Proposed Elevations06. Proposed Plans11 Aug 2026View
Proposed First Floor Plan06. Proposed Plans11 Aug 2026View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan06. Proposed Plans11 Aug 2026View
Proposed Garage Alterations06. Proposed Plans11 Aug 2026View
Edward Green Bickmarsh Lodge, Buckle Street, Ullington, EVESHAM, WR11 8QJ08. Response - Neighbour and Other16 Sept 2026View
Aidan Smyth - WDC - Archaeology & Planning Advisor09. Response - Statutory Consultee21 Aug 2026View
Drainage Engineer - Engineers - S.W. Land Drainage Partnership09. Response - Statutory Consultee25 Aug 2026View
Highways - County Highways09. Response - Statutory Consultee25 Aug 2026View
Highways09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment25 Aug 2026View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information1 Oct 2026View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice1 Oct 2026View

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