Planning application
FUL/000307/26
GLENHURST, Mostyn, Holywell, CH8 9DX
Proposal
Single storey rear extension including partial demolition of existing extension. New first floor extension over existing utility room.
As published by the council, reference FUL/000307/26
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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8 Apr 2026
Received by Flintshire
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2 Jun 2026
Decision issued: A01 Approved
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28 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within five years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About full applications applications
How this application type works
A full application seeks permission for a complete, detailed proposal in one go: siting, design, access and landscaping are all fixed at this stage. It is the standard route for new buildings, conversions and changes of use. The statutory target is eight weeks for smaller schemes and thirteen weeks for major development, though complex cases often take longer by agreement.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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NMA/000490/26 Granted
GLENHURST, Mostyn, Holywell, CH8 9DX
Application for non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission FUL/000307/26
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FUL/000093/26 Withdrawn
Old Tavern, Mostyn, Holywell, CH8 9DX
Resubmission of previous refusal of FUL/000157/25 (Refused 10/12/2025) for additional use as an emergency accommodation/housing. For full residential use, in retrospect, following occupancy of all 57 no. units.
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FUL/000545/26 Awaiting decision
Old Tavern , Mostyn, Holywell, CH8 9DX
The site is already operating in practice as a long-term residential community and has done so for a considerable period of time. We currently have approximately 72 families residing on the site on a permanent basis. A significant proportion of residents, estimated at around 80%, are in receipt of housing benefit and rely upon the park as their primary and only home. These residents are living here on a permanent basis, and many would be at serious risk of homelessness if the situation were to be enforced without an alternative solution. We are deeply concerned about unintentionally breaching planning regulations, but equally, we do not believe it would be right or humane to displace families who rely on this accommodation as their sole home. Currently we have around 21 children using the local schools, registered in local doctors, hospitals, working in the community and it just concerns us what happens to these people as we don't want to break any laws.Planning have stated with the backing of the housing department we would be granted temporary residential status. We also wish to highlight that planning permission has already been granted for an on-site shop, which we intend to open in the very near future. This facility will provide residents with convenient access to essential day-to-day goods and services, improving the sustainability of the site and reducing the need for unnecessary travel. The addition of the shop further supports the suitability of the park for permanent residential occupation in line with local and national planning considerations. We believe the application offers several clear community and social benefits, including: • Providing stable and affordable accommodation for local families; • Supporting vulnerable residents and those in housing need; • Continuing to assist with local housing pressures; • Formalising an already established residential community; • Improving on-site facilities and sustainability through the opening of the approved shop. We respectfully ask the Council to consider the longstanding residential nature of the site, the social need for affordable accommodation within the area, and the contribution the park already makes to the local community.
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FUL/000284/26 Granted
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Proposed demolition of a previous two-storey extension connecting two parts of a single dwelling and proposed replacement with a new two-storey extension along with associated internal layout alterations, a new first floor extension to the rear, varying the main driveway entrance to an existing alternative access and construction of a detached, single-storey pitched roof garage.
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FUL/000643/26 Awaiting decision
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FUL/000463/26 Granted
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FUL/000634/26 Awaiting decision
UNIT 1, Gas Lane, Mold, CH7 1UR
Retrospective change of use of the building from a car repair garage to a women- only gym and fitness studio, with no external alterations and extentions. This is a resubmission of withdrawn application FUL/000183/26
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FUL/000506/26 Granted
BUCKLEY CRICKET CLUB, Chester Road, Buckley, CH7 3AQ
Single-storey extension to the existing Buckley Cricket Club clubhouse to provide enlarged home and away changing rooms, shower facilities, WC accommodation and an officials' changing room, together with associated internal alterations. The proposal will improve and modernise the existing sports facilities for players and match officials. There is no change of use, and the building will remain in use as a cricket clubhouse and community sports facility.