Planning application
LA05/2026/0057/NMC
Land east of Knockmore Road, south of nos. 68-80 Addison Park and nos. 8-10 Knockmore Road and North of Flush Park, Lisburn
Proposal
Non Material Change to planning approval S/2014/0884/F: Platform 1 (new development side) to move 15m towards Lisburn (needed to futureproof any works to reopen the Antrim to Knockmore Junction branch line); Extension of platforms (island platform and single platform) on Lisburn side by approximately 5m (212m to 217m) to comply with recommended train stopping distances; Revision to bus layout to provide drop off closer to the footbridge and platform access, improving the customer experience and passenger flow; Pedestrian access steps from Knockmore Road, repositioned further north to tie in with revisions to bus layout; Wider platforms, required for compliance with fire evacuation standards – approved single platform is 3.1m and proposed 3.5m; approved island platform is 6m and proposed is 8.25m at each end, tapering to 7m; Wider access steps, required for fire evacuation; Removal of office space on footbridge - no longer required; Connection to the access ramp to Moira Road development, approved as part of adjacent planning permission ref. LA05/2022/0830/F; Perimeter fencing (towards north-east of car park), approved and conditioned as temporary noise attenuation but proposing to make this permanent; Revised track layout geometry and platform locations to comply with standards associated with line speed, fire evacuation and future proof Antrim to Knockmore branch line development; and Canopies – amended in line with fire requirements (width has increased and location on single platform to as to retain 3.5m width)
As published by the council, reference LA05/2026/0057/NMC
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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21 Jan 2026
Received by Lisburn and Castlereagh
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29 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
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What happens while it is decided
The process from here
This application is with Lisburn and Castlereagh for determination. The council publicises it, consults neighbours and technical bodies where required, and weighs the responses against local and national planning policy.
The statutory target is eight weeks for most applications and thirteen for major development, though extensions of time are common. Comments carry most weight while the case is undecided, so check the council portal for the deadline if you want to respond.
About amendments applications
How this application type works
An amendment application changes a permission that already exists. Non-material amendments cover small adjustments with no wider effect, while minor material amendments, usually made by varying a condition, allow modest design changes without a fresh application. Anything beyond that needs a new permission, so the scope here is deliberately narrow.
Nearby applications
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LA05/2026/0482/DC Awaiting decision
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Submisison of main works CMEP and Noise and Vibration Assessment for formal discharge. Documents have been reviewed and signed off through PAD process, no further changes have been made. Programme remains as per version submitted and agreed under planning ref. LA05/2025/0254/DC.
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LA05/2026/0236/F Granted
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LA05/2026/0305/F Awaiting decision
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Change of use from 3 no wifi hubs at ground floor of block B granted planning permission under planning reference LA05/2022/0830/F, to 4 no live/work units (use class C1) including minor elevational changes and associated site works at lands at 160 Moira Road, Lisburn
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LA05/2026/0044/F Granted
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LA05/2026/0284/DC Decided
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Discharge of condition 13 previously approved application under LA05/2024/07345/F
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LA05/2026/0411/DC Decided
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Discharge of Conditions 24 and 25 of planning application LA05/2024/0734/F: Remediation Validation Report prepared by RSK
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LA05/2026/0041/NMC Withdrawn
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