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Plans for 'dominating' house already built on grass verge in Slough refused
['Isabella Harris']
Slough Observer | News
A home built at 1 Patricia Close in Slough was built on land 'that had historically been intended for public open space'.
On November 11 2025, a proposal was registered for a retrospective change of use of grass verge to residential and the construction of a one-bedroom attached dwelling house with associated bin stores and cycle stores.
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Their report on the proposal stated: "The development fails to provide car parking in accordance with adopted Slough Borough Council standards for the proposed residential use.
Correction: The retrospective part of this application is for the verge being used as a garden, the proposed house, has not yet been built (January 30).