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Unknown12 May 20253347759

43-60 Blackburn Road and 2-4 Church Street, Accrington

Planning appeal 3347759 at 43-60 Blackburn Road and 2-4 Church Street, Accrington (Hyndburn Borough Council) was decided (unknown) on 12 May 2025 by Inspector Rivett M, following an inquiry.

Authority
Hyndburn Borough Council
Appeal type
other · Environmental
Procedure
Inquiry
Development
Not Applicable
Inspector
Rivett M

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