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Nov 2018

** BREAKING: Planning application: Anderida House: Pevensey Parish Council votes against loss of ‘iconic building’, now 20 objections to proposal to turn into flats

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* BREAKING
Planning application
Loss of iconic building: Anderida House

Pevensey Parish Council votes against development of Anderida House as three storey flat development on the same grounds as the last application.

“Loss of the iconic building, parking issues, not in keeping with the rest of the village and over shadowing. Prosad Cllr Slater, Seconded by Cllr Burton. Carried 12/1″

Decision lodged with Wealden Council 7 November 2018

Currently (8 November) 20 objectins to application, new objections this week with amended application proposed.

Application WD/2018/1596/F with Wealden Council. Objections and comments can be lodged with Wealden Council until 19 November

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