Planning application
26/00006/SCR
Blindwells East Lothian
Proposal
The forthcoming Section 42 application relates specifically to amendments to the overall development quantum and land use distribution across the approved masterplan, rather than changes to the site boundary, primary infrastructure strategy or development principles previously assessed
As published by the council, reference 26/00006/SCR
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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14 Jul 2026
Received by East Lothian
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29 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
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How this application type works
An outline application tests the principle of developing a site before the detail is worked up. Some or all of the particulars, such as appearance, layout, scale, access and landscaping, are held back as reserved matters for later approval. Permission at outline stage does not by itself allow building to start; the reserved matters must be approved first.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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26/00003/OBL Status unknown
Land At Blindwells Tranent East Lothian
Modification of the planning obligation on planning permission in principle 14/00768/PPM and planning permisson 20/01030/PM and 21/01580/PM
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25/01198/AMM Granted
Blindwells Tranent East Lothian
Approval of matters specified in conditions 1(a) to 1(h), 1(l), 1(m), 1(o), 5, 6, 9, 23, 26 and 27 of planning permission 21/01580/PM - Erection of 60 houses and associated works
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25/01463/AMM Status unknown
Blindwells Tranent East Lothian
Approval of matters specified in conditions 1a-i, 1l, 1m, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 27 of planning permission 21/01580/PM - Erection of 167 houses, 12 flats and associated works
Other outline applications
In East Lothian
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26/00005/SCR Status unknown
Baird Maltings Pencaitland EH34 5DQ
The proposed development includes the demolition of all existing buildings and structures within the site. This will include an asbestos survey and removal of any asbestos in an appropriate manner. Explosive demolition is likely to be used for the two 6-storey concrete framed mill buildings on the site. Depending on the precise phasing and approach taken the demolition process is expected to take between around 40 and 65 weeks. The demolition itself is a single project. It may be that planning permission is obtained for an alternative use in due course. However, the demolition is not dependent on planning permission being obtained for another use. The demolition is necessary due to the high cost of securing the site and structures on a vacant state. The proposed development of this EIA screening request does not include the erection of any other buildings or hard standing surfaces.
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26/00196/PP Refused
Garden Ground Of 43 Dunbar Road Haddington East Lothian
Planning Permission in Principle for the erection of 1 house
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26/00004/SCR Decided
Land To North Of A199 At Beanston Farm Haddington East Lothian
Proposed anaerobic digestion plant with perimeter bunding and associated landscaping, access and infrastructure works.
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26/00570/SCO Status unknown
Howden Farm Gifford EH41 1JS
60,000 capacity free range hen shed to be located in Howden Farm. Access is from the B6355
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26/00003/SCR Decided
Howden Farm Gifford Haddington EH41 4JS
The proposed solar array is proposed within an agricultural field at Howden farm approximately 5km south from Haddington. The site is accessed via the b6355, utilizing the purpose-built junction for the Scott eggs hen sheds and turbine maintenance. Within the farm, existing informal field accesses will facilitate entry to the proposed solar array site. The development is surrounded by existing agricultural infrastructure including large hen sheds and a wind turbine. See appendix 2.1 and 2.2 for further geographical reference.