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Oldham planning applications week - wall insulation, extensions, HMO change
Energy efficiency upgrades and property extensions dominate this week's planning approvals, with a notable HMO conversion in Royton.
Oldham Council has approved a mix of home improvements and property changes across the borough this week, from energy-saving insulation to extensions and a change of use to a House in Multiple Occupation. The most common theme is external wall insulation, with two properties in Oldham town centre and Shaw getting the green light for work that could cut heating bills and improve energy efficiency. In Royton, a two-bedroom house on Oldham Road has been approved for conversion to a four-bedroom...
At a Glance
| What | Oldham Council approved external wall insulation, home extensions, HMO conversion, and fire safety works |
|---|---|
| Who | Various homeowners and property managers across Oldham borough |
| Where | Properties in Oldham, Shaw, Royton, Grasscroft, and Lees |
| When | Applications validated week commencing 10 March 2026 |
| Why it matters | Improvements could lower energy bills, increase housing options, and enhance safety, but HMO change may affect neighbourhood character |
| What's next | Work can now proceed following approval; HMO will increase occupancy at 282 Oldham Road, Royton |
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