What is planning application 26/00612/CON?

26/00612/CON is a planning application at The Inkerman Public House 197 Norwich Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 4BX, submitted to Ipswich Borough Council. Current status: Undecided. Received on 11 August 2026.

How can I comment on planning application 26/00612/CON?

You can submit comments on 26/00612/CON through the Ipswich Borough Council planning portal. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

26/00612/CONUndecided

The Inkerman Public House 197 Norwich Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 4BX

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

Partial discharge of Condition 7 of planning permission 25/00685/FUL (Change of use from public house (Sui Generis) to become annexe to existing neighbouring doctors' practice. Works include replacement of existing windows, single-storey rear extension rebuilding of existing rear extension, refurbishment of outbuilding with creation of new windows and rooflights to courtyard elevation and new air handling plant), in relation to window and door detail.

Received

11 August 2026

First tracked

15 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

IP1 4BX

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