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Planning appeals in Fenland, 2023

13 appeals decided in 2023, 46% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Dismissed28 November 2023· minor3321503
Land West Of Lowlands, Colletts Bridge Lane, Elm, Cambs, PE14 0EE
Erection of a dwelling including access and highways improvement works to create adopted turning head
Planning permission granted27 November 2023· enforcement3316943
Cadermist, Iretons Way, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, PE16 6UZ
Without planning permission, the change of use of land from a single dwellinghouse (use class C3) to the mixed use of a dwellinghouse and the stationing of caravans as separate residential units
Allowed15 November 2023· major3318467
Land East of Bevills Close and North of Eastmoor End, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, PE15 Ott
the “erection of 47 homes
Dismissed1 November 2023· minor3316851
59 March Road, Coates, Whittlesey, Peterborough, PE7 2BX
for 4 No residential dwellings with associated access
Dismissed18 October 2023· minor3320053
Crazy Acres Chase Road, Benwick, March, PE15 0XS
stationing of gypsy caravans (six, including two on F/YR09/0699) with ancillary day room, hard standing, gates and fencing
Dismissed25 September 2023· minor3313087
Land South East of 106 Wype Road, Eastrea, Cambs, PE7 2AZ
the erection 3 x dwellings (2-storey 5-bed) involving the formation of 3 x accesses
Dismissed21 September 2023· minor3318565
Land East of Sandbank Farm House, Sandbank, Wisbech St Mary, Cambs, PE13 4SE
erect up to 4 no dwellings (outline application with matters committed in respect of access)
Allowed14 September 2023· minor3317138
Land South East of Corner Barn, Mouth Lane, Guyhirn, PE13 4EH
Erect 2no dwellings (3-storey, 5-bed) including front boundary wall 1.2m (max)
Allowed14 September 2023· minor3301398
Land South of Gillingham Lodge, The Chase Gaul Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9RJ
the erection of a single dwelling involving demolition of sheds and setting footpath along the chase. This
Allowed11 September 2023· minor3310893
Land North of Rathbone, Atkinsons Lane, Elm, Cambs, PE14 0JR
4 building plots for new-build development
Allowed28 July 2023· minor3313051
Land West of Pitt Cottage, Fold Lane, Tydd St Giles, Cambs, PE13 5LD
Proposed 1no. dwelling (outline only)
Dismissed7 July 2023· minor3306697
Block Fen Stables, Block Fen Drove, Wimblington, March, PE15 0FB
Erection of 3-Bed detached bungalow with attached double garage together with erection of stable block without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref F/YR01/1120/F, dated 16 January 2002
Dismissed13 March 2023· minor3283272
Classics Restaurant, 7 Station Road, Manea, March, PE15 0JL
the change of use from restaurant and 2-bed dwelling to mixed use of 7-bed unit for accommodation of up to 18 residents with shared communal facilities and 2-bed dwelling involving retention of existing outbuilding for storage and demolition of existing shed

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