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Tewkesbury Planning Applications Include Porsche Centre Revamp and Mythe Water Tower Heritage Plans

Tewkesbury Borough Council has issued a public notice detailing a range of planning applications currently under consideration throughout the borough. Residents and interested parties are invited to submit their comments by 17 September 2026.

The full set of plans can be viewed during regular office hours at the council offices located on Gloucester Road, Tewkesbury GL20 5TT, or accessed online via the council’s website. All submitted feedback will be publicly accessible for scrutiny.

Among the applications are listed building consents and full planning proposals that reflect the borough’s commitment to heritage conservation. These include developments at notable sites such as Mythe Water Tower, The Gate House in Winchcombe, and Coopers Hill.

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Significant attention centres on the Porsche Centre Tewkesbury, where plans detail a comprehensive site remodelling. This includes the installation of electric vehicle charging stations, expanded parking facilities, and a new access point. These changes may impact the site’s traffic flow and daily operational usage.

Additionally, applications for barn conversions at Apperley Court and Fiddington indicate ongoing efforts to adapt rural structures for residential living and accompanying domestic uses.

Residents and stakeholders who have concerns or could be affected by these proposals are encouraged to review the documents closely and submit their observations before the deadline.

For more information, please refer to the official public notice listing and the council’s planning portals.

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