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5 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Duckend Green · updated daily · Braintree District Council

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Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, RayneApprovedDetails pursuant to Condition 33 (Dust Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for “A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way.Submission of Details CC/ESSReceived 13 Apr 2026Decided 13 May 2026ESS/19/17/BTE/33/24
Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, RayneApprovedDetails pursuant to Condition 28 (Noise Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for “A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way”.Submission of Details CC/ESSReceived 20 Mar 2026Decided 7 Apr 2026ESS/19/17/BTE/28/14
Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, Rayne.ApprovedDetails pursuant to Condition 28 (Noise Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for “A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way”.Submission of Details CC/ESSReceived 11 Nov 2025Decided 5 Dec 2025ESS/19/17/BTE/28/13
Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, Rayne.ApprovedDetails pursuant to Condition 28 (Noise Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for “A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of way”.Submission of Details CC/ESSReceived 21 May 2025Decided 4 Jun 2025ESS/19/17/BTE/28/12
Land at Rayne Quarry, Dunmow Road, Braintree, Essex, RayneApprovedDetails pursuant to Condition 33 (Dust Monitoring) of Planning permission ESS/19/17/BTE that was for “A new sand and gravel quarry at Broadfield Farm, to the west of Rayne, near Braintree, comprising the phased mineral extraction of some 3.66m tonnes of sand and gravel; the installation of a processing plant and ancillary buildings and infrastructure; the construction of a quarry access onto the B1256; the construction of a permanent screening landform; the construction of temporary screen mounds in defined locations around the perimeter of the quarry; the phased restoration of the extraction area using indigenous soil; overburden and clay from within the application site to a land use mixture of arable agriculture, lowland acid grassland, lowland meadow, woodland, lake and reedbeds; and public access via proposed public rights of waySubmission of Details CC/ESSReceived 19 Jan 2024Decided 13 Feb 2024ESS/19/17/BTE/33/15

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About Duckend Green

Duckend Green is a settlement located in Essex, England.

There are currently no active flood warnings for the Duckend Green area, indicating a relatively low flood risk at present. This is a positive factor for both existing residents and those considering property purchases or new developments.

In terms of safety, there were no crimes reported in the immediate area during the most recent reporting period (September 2026). This makes Duckend Green a particularly low-crime area, which is often reflected in its desirability and property values.

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In the last 24 months, 5 planning applications were submitted near Duckend Green.

The most common types were discharge of conditions (5).

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How many planning applications have been submitted near Duckend Green?

In the last 24 months, 5 planning applications were submitted near Duckend Green.

What types of planning applications are most common near Duckend Green?

The most common type of planning application near Duckend Green is discharge of conditions, with 5 submissions in the last 24 months.

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