Do you need planning permission for a front extension in the UK ?

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3 years ago

semi detached has been extended to increase the width of the house within the original line of the house.

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Sonia
3 years ago
Why not contact your local Planning Office or look on the website? There’s lots of info on there.
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Do you need planning permission for a front extension in the UK ?

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Sonia

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