Planning applicationDGY/25/1758/FUL

Tynron Quarry Adjacent Clonrae Farm Tynron Thornhill

Assessment StageWorth watchingNew-Build & Major Development
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Received

19 September 2025

Validated

30 September 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Works
House Extension
Specific
Brownfield SiteMineral ExtractionQuarry Extension Works
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Proposed extension to Tynron whinstone quarry, planning for phased extraction of about 350,000 tonnes over 10 years with associated works.

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7/10
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Application DGY/25/1758/FUL

Tynron Quarry Adjacent Clonrae Farm Tynron Thornhill

Assessment StageNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived Dumfries and Galloway Council

Proposed extension to Tynron whinstone quarry, planning for phased extraction of about 350,000 tonnes over 10 years with associated works.

The record

Reference
DGY/25/1758/FUL
Address
Tynron Quarry Adjacent Clonrae Farm Tynron Thornhill
Status
Assessment Stage
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
7/10
Authority
Dumfries and Galloway Council

Timeline

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Additional application data

Latitude
55.2227
Longitude
-3.8466

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed extension to Tynron whinstone quarry, planning for phased extraction of about 350,000 tonnes over 10 years with associated works.

As filed with the council

EXTENSION TO QUARRY FOR EXTRACTION OF 350,000 TONS OF WHINSTONE OVER A 10 YEAR PERIOD AND ASSOCIATED WORKS

Supporting documents(3)