Planning applicationEAY/25/0623/LB

12 Main Road Crookedholm East Ayrshire KA3 6JT

DecidedInternal Works & Accessibility
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Received

15 December 2025

Validated

22 January 2026

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Works
Facade / ExteriorRoof Works
Specific
Church BuildingFire Restoration
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AI summary

Fire-damaged roof and internal/external finishes to Hurlford Church Halls Old Hall and Vestry areas, with services and fabric repairs proposed.

Impact scale

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6/10
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Application EAY/25/0623/LB

12 Main Road Crookedholm East Ayrshire KA3 6JT

DecidedInternal Works & AccessibilityReceived East Ayrshire Council

Fire-damaged roof and internal/external finishes to Hurlford Church Halls Old Hall and Vestry areas, with services and fabric repairs proposed.

The record

Reference
EAY/25/0623/LB
Address
12 Main Road Crookedholm East Ayrshire KA3 6JT
Status
Decided
Category
Internal Works & Accessibility
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
East Ayrshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.6028
Longitude
-4.4555

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Fire-damaged roof and internal/external finishes to Hurlford Church Halls Old Hall and Vestry areas, with services and fabric repairs proposed.

As filed with the council

The reinstatement of fire damaged roof, wall linings, internal finishes, external fabric repairs and building services installations to the Old Hall and Vestry areas of Hurlford Church Hall

Supporting documents(2)