1 Mytholme High Street Uppermill Oldham OL3 6DA

1. 25 Nov 2022

   Received by Oldham

2. 20 Jan 2023

   Decision issued: Granted

3. 21 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• Saddleworth Viaduct Above Den Lane Uppermill Oldham

  LBC/348880/22 Submitted 12 Apr 2022 50 yards away

  Installation of GRP handrails to viaduct

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings 7 docs

• Various Sites At Lime Kiln Lock

  TEN/348590/22 Submitted 23 Feb 2022 100 yards away

  BT intends to install fixed line broadband electronic communications apparatus: 3 x poles Lime Kiln Lock.

  Decided Telecoms 1 doc

• 51 Dobcross New Road Dobcross Oldham OL3 5NP

  NMA/346185/21 Submitted 27 Jan 2021 150 yards away

  Non Material Amendment to PA/344817/20 comprising alternative structural openings to match revised internal layout.

  Granted Amendments 12 docs

• Various Sites At Brownhill Road Higher Brownhill OL3 6BZ

  TEN/348591/22 Submitted 23 Feb 2022 150 yards away

  BT intends to install fixed line broadband electronic communications apparatus: 3 x poles

  Decided Telecoms 1 doc

• 159 High Street Uppermill Oldham OL3 6BD

  HOU/348907/22 Submitted 19 Apr 2022 200 yards away

  Removal of a chimney stack, insertion of a rooflight and addition of solar panels.

  Granted Householder Loft or dormer 9 docs
  Domestic

• 2 Brownhill Lane Uppermill Oldham OL3 6BZ

  HOU/349970/22 Submitted 14 Oct 2022 200 yards away

  Resubmission of HOU/347472/21 - Removal of timber lean to conservatory / entrance porch. Replace with wall and glazed building provide new entrance, replace rooflight to rear and doors and windows.

  Granted Householder Extension Loft or dormer +1 6 docs
  Small domestic

• CEA/356096/26 Granted

  4 Tall Trees Close Royton Oldham OL2 5XA

  Certificate of Lawfulness application for a proposed change of use from a dwelling (C3) to a residential care (C3(b)) home to provide a facility for two adults who need carers in line with a request from the local authority

  Received 24 Apr, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356173/26 Granted

  Rock Farm Huddersfield Road Delph Oldham OL3 5LU

  Single storey side extension.

  Received 7 May, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356000/26 Granted

  23 Kidderminster Way Chadderton Oldham OL9 0RJ

  Erection of a single storey rear and side extension

  Received 7 Apr, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEU/355193/25 Granted

  115 Stamford Road Lees Oldham OL4 3NB

  Existing use of a House In Multiple Occupation (HMO).

  Received 7 Oct, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356439/26 Awaiting decision

  27 Whinberry Way Oldham OL4 2NN

  Proposed Change of Use Permission is sought to change the use of the property from a residential dwelling (Use Class C3) to a residential children?s home (Use Class C2). Proposed Use ? Full Description: The development will convert the existing dwelling into a small-scale children?s home providing accommodation and care for up to three young people with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (EBD). The home will be staffed 24 hours a day by qualified carers to ensure residents? safety, stability, and wellbeing. Scale and Nature of Use: ? Number of residents: Up to three young people at any one time. ? Staffing: A rotational shift system will provide continuous on-site care. There will be a minimum of three staff members present at all times to supervise and support the children. Two additional staff members will remain on a sleep-in basis overnight to offer emergency support if required. Operations and Activities: The home will operate in a manner comparable to a family household. Staff will provide day-to-day care, structure, and guidance, including: ? Routine domestic tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and assistance with personal care. ? Educational and recreational support, including school attendance, extracurricular activities, and hobbies. ? Access to therapeutic interventions (e.g., counselling or behaviour support), typically delivered off-site when needed. Plant and Equipment: No industrial or commercial machinery will be installed. The home will use only standard domestic appliances (e.g., washing machine, oven) and computers for administrative and educational purposes. Hours of Operation: The children?s home will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as a full-time residential setting. Staff shift patterns are designed to ensure continuous supervision while minimising any impact on neighbouring properties. Integration with the Area: The proposal is intentionally small-scale and residential in character, designed to integrate seamlessly within

  Received 24 Jun, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development