Planning applicationSLK/P/26/1144

14 Sherifflats Road Thankerton Biggar ML12 6PA

RegisteredWorth watchingExtensions & Enlargements
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3 September 2026

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3 September 2026

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Single storey front extension and external alterations proposed for the existing bowling clubhouse.

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Application SLK/P/26/1144

14 Sherifflats Road Thankerton Biggar ML12 6PA

RegisteredExtensions & EnlargementsReceived South Lanarkshire Council

Single storey front extension and external alterations proposed for the existing bowling clubhouse.

The record

Reference
SLK/P/26/1144
Address
14 Sherifflats Road Thankerton Biggar ML12 6PA
Status
Registered
Category
Extensions & Enlargements
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
South Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

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Additional application data

Latitude
55.622094
Longitude
-3.632185

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Single storey front extension and external alterations proposed for the existing bowling clubhouse.

As filed with the council

Proposed single storey front extension and external alterations to the existing bowling clubhouse

Supporting documents(3)

City Scope Journal

Thankerton bowling club plans face questions over access and village venues

A proposed Thankerton Bowling Club extension has drawn six comments, with public objections questioning parking, access and the effect on other village venues.

Read the Journal article →