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Marks And Spencer 10 Courtenay Street Newton Abbot

03/03623/ADVApplication to Display AdvertsApproved
Advertisement consent

Approved on 9 September 2003

Council decision: ADVERT CONSENT GRANTED

Approximate site (title boundary)
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Proposal

Advertisement consent for replacement collect by car signage

Received
23 July 2003
  1. Received23 Jul
  2. Validated23 Jul
  3. Consult.
  4. Target17 Sep
  5. Decided9 Sep

Decided in 48 days (council typically 49)

About this application

This is an advertising consent application at Marks And Spencer 10 Courtenay Street Newton Abbot. Teignbridge has handled 121 applications of this type. This one was decided in 48 days. The site is in 20 listed buildings nearby. There are no previous applications recorded at this address.

100% of advertising applications at Teignbridge District Council were approved. Across all application types, the council typically decides in about 7 weeks (median).

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Application details

Application type
Application to Display Adverts
Scale / size
Small

Planning application dates

Date validated
23 July 2003
Target decision date
17 September 2003
Decision issued
15 September 2003
Permission expires
23 July 2008

Applicant and agent

Agent address
7 St Andrews Place Cardiff CF10 3BE

Planning decision

Statutory period
56 days

Additional information

Documents
7

Site constraints

Checking the site
2/3
Council recordsAppealsFlood risk

Designations that overlap or adjoin the site outline.

Not published by this council, so not checked: Article 4 directions and tree preservation orders. Ask the council if these matter.

Also checked, none recorded (21)

flood storage areas, conservation areas, green belt, scheduled monuments, World Heritage Sites, World Heritage Site buffer zones, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, Heritage at Risk entries, nutrient neutrality catchments, national parks, National Landscapes, SSSIs, Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, Ramsar sites, ancient woodland, national nature reserves, local nature reserves, heritage coasts and brownfield registers.

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Data © Crown copyright and others · sources and licences

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© Natural England copyright. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

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