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Rugby Borough Council
What is planned?
RUGBY
Rugby Borough Council
Town and Country Planning
Act 1990 (as amended)
Application Number R26/0683
FORMER GARAGES ADJACENT TO 18,
HANDLEYS CLOSE, RYTON ON
DUNSMORE
Demolition of garages and construction of four
semi-detached houses
This development may affect a Public Right
of Way
Application Number R26/0757
CHURCH FARM, CHURCH STREET,
CHURCHOVER, RUGBY, CV23 OEW
New build dwelling with detached garage
This development may affect a
Conservation Area
Application Number R26/0760
CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS, MAIN
STREET, FRANKTON, CV23 9PB
Installation of Solar PV.
This development may affect a Listed
Building
Members of the public may inspect copies of the
application, the plans and documents submitted
with it online at:
www.planningportal.rugby.gov.uk or in an
electronic form at: Town Hall, Evreux Way,
Rugby CV2I 2RR between the hours of 9.00 am
and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday until 02 October
2026. Please note a planning officer would not
be present.
If you wish to make an appointment to discuss
the application please contact the case officer.
Any person who wishes to make representation
to the above mentioned Council about the
applications should make them online -
www.planningportal.rugby.co.uk (search for
application number and select comment) - or in
writing by that date to The Chief Officer Growth
and Investment, Town Hall, Rugby, CV2I 2RR.
If an application is determined by the Planning
Committee, members of the public may have
the opportunity to speak at the meeting. More
details about public speaking are available from
the Council or on-line at:
www.rugby.gov.uk/speakingatplanning
For householder or minor commercial
applications, in the event of an appeal against a
refusal of planning permission, dealt with on the
basis of representations in writing, any
representations made will be sent to the
Secretary of State, and there will be no further
opportunity to comment at the appeal stage.
Nicola Smith - Strategic Director for Place