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Conversion of former osteopathy clinic for residential use approved

Plans to convert a former Burntwood osteopathy clinic into a residential property have been approved.

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PLANS to convert a former Burntwood osteopathy clinic into a residential property have been approved.

Permission had been sought for the change of use of the building at 180A High Street in Chasetown.

A planning statement said:

"Planning permission was granted in 2002 for the mixed-use of the property. The applicant now seeks to regularise the use of the property as a wholly residential dwelling.

"The property has historically functioned primarily as a dwelling, with a portion used as an osteopathy clinic."

Full details can be found on Lichfield District Council's planning website.

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