Latest Taunton planning decisions, April 3-9, 2026

These are the latest planning decisions made in and around Taunton recently <i>(Image: NQ)</i>
These are the latest planning decisions made in and around Taunton recently (Image: NQ)
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Here are the latest planning decisions made by Somerset Council in and around Taunton.

16/26/0001/AGN

Somerset Council has raised no objection to the construction of a new fertiliser and dry fodder store at Old Vale Farm near Creech St Michael.

The development was submitted by the Vale Farm Partnership and approved on Wednesday, April 8.

The agricultural building will be used to store farming materials and livestock feed.

38/26/0055/LPW

Plans to alter the roof of a property on Fullands Road have been approved.

The application includes changes from hip to gable, the addition of a rear dormer window, and rooflights to the front of the house.

The proposal was submitted by JP Perry, with Somerset Council granting approval on Wednesday, April 8.

38/26/0059

Somerset Council has approved design changes at Talbot House on The Avenue.

The application involved variations to previously approved plans and was submitted by Mr Rippin.

Conditional approval was granted on Wednesday, April 8.

43/26/0009

A single-storey side extension at 1 Court Drive, The Gardens, on Mantle Street in Wellington, has been approved.

The proposal, submitted by Mr and Mrs Moore, was granted conditional approval on Wednesday, April 8.

43/26/0018/LPW

A property in Beech Grove, Wellington, has been approved for use as supported living accommodation for children aged 11 to 18.

Up to six residents, including carers, can be housed in the property.

Somerset Council granted the Lawful Development Certificate on Wednesday, April 8.

46/26/0007/LPW

Somerset Council has refused an application to form a new access, hardstanding parking area, and store/garage at Chelston Cottage on Haywards Road in West Buckland.

The decision was issued on Wednesday, April 8.

49/25/0050

Conditional approval has been granted for a single-storey rear extension and detached garage/carport at Yeo Farm on Waterrow Road in Wiveliscombe.

The proposal was submitted by Mr and Mrs O'Brien and approved by Somerset Council on Wednesday, April 8.

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