What is planning application S/26/1031?

S/26/1031 is a planning application at Mcdonalds Cockleberry Great Western Way Swindon SN2 1US, submitted to Swindon Borough Council. Current status: Undecided. Received on 20 August 2026.

How can I comment on planning application S/26/1031?

You can submit comments on S/26/1031 through the Swindon Borough Council planning portal. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

S/26/1031Undecided

Mcdonalds Cockleberry Great Western Way Swindon SN2 1US

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Consultation period ended 14 days ago

The standard 21-day consultation window has passed. Late comments may still be accepted at the council's discretion.

Proposal

Refurbishment of the restaurant to include minor elevation changes, incorporating respraying the existing windows, doors and drive thru booths in dark grey (RAL 7022), with the installation of two new access doors with associated changes to the shopfront. Reconfiguration of the existing patio area with new furniture and two jumbrellas. The installation of a new close boarded timber fence to the boundary with associated works to the site.

Received

20 August 2026

First tracked

31 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

SN2 1US

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