Planning applicationSBO/26/00019/FUL

Site At Former Earlston Primary School High Street Earlston Scottish Borders TD4 6JQ

DecidedWorth watchingPublic Realm & Community Projects
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Planning document
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Received

8 January 2026

Validated

14 January 2026

Planning Signals

6 detected traits

Use
Education
Works
Boundary TreatmentLandscaping
Context
Change Of Use
Specific
Entrance UpgradesPlay Space
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AI summary

Land to be converted into a childrens play park with new equipment, improved landscaping, entrance feature and boundary fencing.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

5/10
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Application SBO/26/00019/FUL

Site At Former Earlston Primary School High Street Earlston Scottish Borders TD4 6JQ

DecidedPublic Realm & Community ProjectsReceived Scottish Borders Council

Land to be converted into a childrens play park with new equipment, improved landscaping, entrance feature and boundary fencing.

Reference
SBO/26/00019/FUL
Address
Site At Former Earlston Primary School High Street Earlston Scottish Borders TD4 6JQ
Status
Decided
Category
Public Realm & Community Projects
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
Scottish Borders Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.6383
Longitude
-2.6718

Plain-language summary

Land to be converted into a childrens play park with new equipment, improved landscaping, entrance feature and boundary fencing.

As filed with the council

Change of use of land to play park, installation of play equipment and associated features and erection of boundary fencing and entrance feature