29 Norfolk Street, Cambridge (CB1 2LD)

HM Land Registry title CB18544 · Freehold · CB1 2LD

CAMBRIDGE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, EAST ANGLIA

Who owns it

• Cambridgeshire County Council

Proprietorship: County Council.

Planning at this postcode

• T31 - Willow - overhanging East Road - Re Pollard(Details available in Tree Survey report). T28 - Sycamore - Fell.
  Have No Objection To, 2025-07-24 · Cambridge City Council · 25/0634/TTCA
• T1: Self Set Ash - Fell
  Have No Objection To, 2021-08-12 · Cambridge City Council · 21/0765/TTCA
• Extensions and alterations to create two self contained dwellings.
  Granted Permission, 2019-08-09 · Cambridge City Council · 19/0407/FUL
• Pine tree - to fell
  Non-Determination, 2017-06-25 · Cambridge City Council · 15/217/TTPO
• Change of use from retail to residential flat including external alterations
  Withdrawn, 2017-05-05 · Cambridge City Council · 17/0470/FUL
• Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission C/05000/12/CC to alter the pitch and design of the ground floor roof
  Application Withdrawn, 2012-11-19 · Cambridgeshire County Council · C/05007/12/CC
• the closure report with all relevant documents following the remedial works is finalised now and avaiable for planning authority to discharge the condition.
  Application Withdrawn, 2000-12-31 · Cambridgeshire County Council · C/05003/11/CC
• Erection of 1 X 6 bay and 1 X 7 bay mobile units
  Approve, 1997-07-15 · Cambridgeshire County Council · C/00262/97/CC
• Change Of Use From Garages Courtyard To Primary School Playground
  Approve, 1994-02-22 · Cambridgeshire County Council · C/00831/93/CC
• Extension To Nursery Block To Provide Additional Cloakroom Space
  Approve, 1992-12-09 · Cambridgeshire County Council · C/00771/92/CC

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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