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South Oxfordshire - Multiple Applications For Planning Permission
What is planned?
SOUTH OXFORDSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL
The Town and Country Planning Act requires the following to be advertised:
P26/S3771/HH – Replacement of 7 rear timber windows to white uPVC windows – Rycote House 8 Priest End Thame OX9 2AE – CA
P26/S3827/RM – Reserved matters application following outline approval P22/S3825/O. Provision of equestrian fitness and rehabilitation centre with ancillary buildings, parking and landscaping – Toll Lodge Farm London Road Tetsworth Oxon OX9 7AZ – MJ
P26/S3984/LB – Replacement of 4no rear windows – Emerton House 64 High Street Tetsworth Thame OX9 7AB – LBC
P26/S4042/HH – New swimming pool, pool house, plant room, heat pump and associated works – The Old Rectory Road Running Se Through Crowell Crowell Chinnor OX39 4RR – LB
P26/S4068/HH – Replace existing thatched roof with a new slate roof covering to match existing porch and garage, new dormers over first floor windows – Altura Brook Street Kingston Blount Chinnor OX39 4RZ – CA
KEY: LB – Affects setting of listed building, LBC – Listed Building Consent, CA – Affects setting of conservation area, PR – Affect a public right of way, MJ – Is Major development, EIA – Supported by Environmental Statement, AM – Affects an ancient monument, LP – Departure from Local Plan, RW – Within 10m of a railway
Comments to be received by: 15-Oct-26
Applications can be viewed at southoxfordshire.planning-register.co.uk/ or at the Council’s Office.
Comments can be made online. Comments are not confidential and will be available for both inspection and copying.
For applications supported by an Environmental Statement, this can be viewed online. Any comments must be received within 30 days of the date of this advert.
Open to feedback
From
24-Sept-2026
To
15-Oct-2026
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