Planning applicationNLK/25/00924/LBC

St Mungo's Parish Church Fergusson Road Seafar Cumbernauld North Lanarkshire G67 1QP

Decided - PermittedDemolition & Site Clearance
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849 of 945 official records received 1 Sept 2025 – 31 Aug 2026 were available when checked on 6 Sept 2026. 96 records from that period are still being added or checked.

Proposals and decisions come from North Lanarkshire Council. Additional summaries and analysis are being added where verified.

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Received

28 August 2025

Validated

29 August 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Use
Place Of Worship
Context
Listed Building
Specific
Fire Damage DemolitionRetrospective
AI summary

Retrospective consent sought to demolish a whole church building after a fire, including removal down to foundations.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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Application NLK/25/00924/LBC

St Mungo's Parish Church Fergusson Road Seafar Cumbernauld North Lanarkshire G67 1QP

Decided - PermittedDemolition & Site ClearanceReceived North Lanarkshire Council

Retrospective consent sought to demolish a whole church building after a fire, including removal down to foundations.

The record

Reference
NLK/25/00924/LBC
Address
St Mungo's Parish Church Fergusson Road Seafar Cumbernauld North Lanarkshire G67 1QP
Status
Decided - Permitted
Category
Demolition & Site Clearance
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
North Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.9473
Longitude
-3.9923

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Retrospective consent sought to demolish a whole church building after a fire, including removal down to foundations.

As filed with the council

Retrospective demolition of entire building structure including grubbing up of foundations due to fire spreading through and destroying the whole building.

Supporting documents(4)