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Planning appeals in Reading Borough Council, 2021

23 appeals decided in 2021, 14% 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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Allowed9 December 2021· minor3277248
The Faculty, 23-27 London Road, Reading, RG1 5BJ
the change of use of The Faculty from 16 serviced apartments (Use Class C1) to 15 residential flats (Use Class C3)
Split Decision7 September 2021· enforcement3249309
Land at 8 St. Johns Road, Caversham, Reading, RG4 5AN
1. Without planning permission, the erection of an outbuilding on the Land in the approximate location shown hatched on the attached Plan 'B' 1. 2. Without planning permission, the change of use of the outbuilding on the Land to use as a self-contained accommodation. 3. Without planning permission the erection of a part single, part two storey side and rear extension to the dwelling house on the Land. 4. Without planning permission, the change of use of the dwelling house on the Land to use as a large House in Multiple Occupation. 5. Without planning permission, the creation of a hardstanding in the approximate location shown cross hatched on the attached Plan 'B
Dismissed13 August 2021· ldc3270720
The Kiln , 16a Romany Lane, Tilehurst, Reading, RG30 6AP
described as: The existing outbuilding at the address has been used as a separate dwellinghouse for more than 6 years
Allowed26 July 2021· major3262741
1 & 2 New Century Place, East Street, Reading, RG1 4ET
135 self- contained studio apartments in Class C3 dwellinghouse use
Unknown26 July 2021· enforcement3262512
34 Eldon Terrace, Reading , RG1 4DX
Unknown26 July 2021· enforcement3262511
34 Eldon Terrace, Reading, RG1 6AL
Notice varied and upheld26 July 2021· enforcement3262510
34 Eldon Terrace, Reading, RG1 6AL
it appears to the Council that the development permitted under the planning permission dated 30th November 2004 under LPA Ref 04/00344/FUL (now 041115) has not been completed in accordance with the approved plans namely (amongst other things which are the subject of other Notices) the landscaping to the frontage of the Land. The creation of the hardstanding to the frontage of the Land is consequently unauthorised development which would not be granted planning permission
Dismissed18 June 2021· householder3269778
23, Kidmore Road, Caversham, Reading, Berkshire, RG4 7LR
a rear extension and remodelling of existing house
Dismissed14 May 2021· major
Appeal null
Dismissed4 May 2021· minor
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Dismissed28 April 2021· minor
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Dismissed27 April 2021· minor
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Dismissed27 April 2021· minor
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Dismissed23 April 2021· minor
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Dismissed9 April 2021· minor
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Dismissed11 March 2021· minor
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Dismissed2 March 2021· householder
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Dismissed4 February 2021· minor
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Allowed3 February 2021· householder
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Dismissed15 January 2021· minor
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Dismissed15 January 2021· major
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Dismissed8 January 2021· major
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Dismissed7 January 2021· minor
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