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Enforcement Reference Address Parish Type of Notice Date of Issue Enforcement Date of Date to take Date complied Appeal Lodged Appeal Appeal Address Parish Type of Notice Date served Planning Ref Withdrawn Reference Issue effect with Date Decision Decision Date The Red House, 90High 09/05/1966 09/05/1966 09/05/1966 05/09/1966 - Street, Burwell Burwell Enforcement The Red House, 90High 09/05/1966 09/05/1966 09/05/1966 N/65/321 - Street, Burwell Burwell Breach of Condition Land adj 3 The Green 29/11/1972 OTHER/07/00072 High Street Haddenham Enforcement 15/05/2008 Premier Works, High 18/12/1981 18/12/1981 01/02/1982 Street Sutton Enforcement Part OS 169, Burrough 04/01/1982 04/01/1982 15/02/1982 - Green Burrough Green Enforcement 17 Station Road Haddenham Enforcement 03/03/1982 04/03/1982 20/04/1982 Disused church site between 10 & 22 Centre 17/03/1982 17/03/1982 12/05/1982 Road Soham Enforcement Cow & Hare Pub, High 08/04/1982 13/04/1982 04/06/1982 Street Lode Enforcement 0.28 acres of land adj 10/12/1982 13/01/1983 14/06/1983 OS parcel 5249 Little Thetford Enforcement 18 Newmarket Road, 28/01/1983 07/03/1983 - Cheveley Cheveley Enforcement 19 Second Drove Little Downham Enforcement 28/01/1983 28/01/1983 07/03/1983 42 High Street Sutton Enforcement 27/04/1983 06/06/1983 44 High Street Sutton Enforcement 27/04/1983 06/06/1983 68 centre Drive, 13/07/1983 24/08/1983 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement 26 Drury Lane Wicken Enforcement 13/07/1983 24/08/1983 1.53 acres of land, part 08/08/1983 09/08/1983 19/09/1983 of OS parcel 5155 Little Thetford Enforcement 65 Hall Barn Road Isleham Enforcement 08/11/1983 08/11/1983 19/12/1983 87B Qua Fen Common Soham Enforcement 24/11/1983 25/11/1983 06/01/1984 Land between 93C and 93D Duchess Drive, 03/02/1984 03/02/1984 09/03/1984 - 4.5Newmarket acres adjoining 70 Cheveley Enforcement Centre Drive, 03/02/1984 03/02/1984 09/03/1984 Dismissed 12/03/1984 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement Premier Works, High 13/03/1984 13/03/1984 17/04/1984 E/0764/80 Street Sutton Enforcement 36 High Street Soham Enforcement 14/08/1984 25/09/1984 48 Cambridge Road Stretham Breach of Condition 14/08/1984 14/08/1984 25/09/1984 81/00908/FUL Shangrila, School Road, 05/11/1984 06/11/1984 22/12/1984 Saxon Street Woodditton Enforcement 38 Swaffham Road, 28/11/1984 29/11/1984 11/01/1985 - Burwell Burwell Enforcement Site 1, rear of Country Club Kennels, Long 15/02/1985 21/02/1985 29/03/1985 Dolver Drove Soham Enforcement Fieldview, Cowbridge, 15/04/1985 18/05/1985 31/05/1985 Hall Road Little Downham Enforcement Land between 8-19 The 09/05/1985 09/05/1985 17/06/1985 Cotes Soham Enforcement Land to rear of 26-30 09/08/1985 27/09/1985 High Street Soham Enforcement Ex Little Chef Site, 12/08/1985 13/08/1985 30/01/1986 - A1303, Bottisham Bottisham Enforcement Enforcement Date of Date to take Date complied Appeal Lodged Appeal Appeal Address Parish Type of Notice Date served Planning Ref Withdrawn Reference Issue effect with Date Decision Decision Date Approx 1.65 acres OS ref TL. 55805990 part 20/09/1985 23/09/1985 26/10/1985 parcel No 7989, A1303, - bottisham Bottisham Enforcement 6 Ashley Road, 18/10/1985 22/10/1985 02/12/1985 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement Land at Hod Hall Lane Haddenham Enforcement 18/10/1985 22/10/1985 02/12/1985 Plot 207, Whitecross 18/10/1985 22/10/1985 02/12/1985 Road Wilburton Enforcement Wicken Hall, Church 07/11/1985 08/11/1985 12/12/1985 OTHER/05/00241 Street Wicken Enforcement 2.37 acres, OSP 7749, 09/12/1985 24/01/1986 Twenty Pence Road Wilburton Enforcement Newmarket Football Club, Cricket Field Road, 20/01/1986 22/01/1986 04/03/1986 Newmarket Woodditton Enforcement The Cottage, Sutton 21/02/1986 26/02/1986 08/04/1986 Gault Sutton Enforcement Land at Old Bank, 10/03/1986 12/03/1986 05/05/1986 - Prickwillow, Ely Ely Enforcement 70 Centre Drive, 19/05/1986 16/05/1986 04/07/1986 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement Land approx 0.48acres adjacent to 116A West 16/07/1986 16/07/1986 01/09/1986 - Fen Road, Ely Ely Enforcement The Granary, Swaffham 16/07/1986 17/07/1986 01/09/1986 Commercial End Bulbeck Enforcement Dip Cottage, 28 Mill Road, Ashley, 19/09/1986 22/09/1986 31/10/1986 - Newmarket, Suffolk Ashley Enforcement 32 Pratt Street Soham Enforcement 21/12/1986 25/02/1986 08/04/1986 Land adj to Pumping 19/01/1987 20/01/1987 06/03/1987 Engine, 100 Foot Bank Pymoor Enforcement Land Fronting Green Land, Burwell (To Rear 28/05/1987 01/06/1987 17/07/1987 - of 53 Issacson Road) Burwell Enforcement Tower house Stables, Cheveley Park, 28/05/1987 01/06/1987 17/07/1987 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement - 69 Bell Road, Bottisham Bottisham Enforcement 19/06/1987 23/06/1987 21/08/1987 207 Whitecross Road Wilburton Enforcement 12/08/1987 13/08/1987 28/09/1987 - 4 Little Green, Cheveley Cheveley Enforcement 24/08/1987 25/08/1987 05/10/1987 10 The Shade Soham Enforcement 24/08/1987 25/08/1987 05/10/1987 1 Milll Lane Fordham Breach of Condition 11/09/1987 15/09/1987 23/10/1987 Land to rear of 1,3 & 5 05/02/1988 09/02/1988 18/03/1988 River Lane Fordham Enforcement 30 Main Street, 12/02/1988 16/02/1988 28/03/1988 - Prickwillow, Ely Ely Enforcement 104 Ely Road Littleport Enforcement 14/04/1988 19/04/1988 03/09/1988 OSP 8206 (.95 14/04/1988 18/04/1988 03/06/1988 acre)Whitecross Road Wilburton Enforcement OSP 7179 adj Mepal 22/04/1988 25/04/1988 10/06/1988 Bypass Mepal Enforcement Hill Farm, 28 Fair Green Reach Enforcement 13/06/1988 16/06/1988 25/07/1988 Enforcement Date of Date to take Date complied Appeal Lodged Appeal Appeal Address Parish Type of Notice Date served Planning Ref Withdrawn Reference Issue effect with Date Decision Decision Date Thornhurst Stud, Hurst 15/06/1988 16/06/1988 29/07/1988 Lane, Cannon Street Little Downham Enforcement Approx 0.4 acres adj to 101,103 & 105 Fordham 09/09/1988 14/09/1988 21/10/1988 Road Snailwell Enforcement 207 Whitecross Road Wilburton Reissued enforcement 09/09/1988 21/10/1988 85/00853/FUL The Ravens, OS Plot 2100, OS note S276, Ely 12/09/1988 12/09/1988 24/10/1988 Road Little Thetford Enforcement The Bull Public House, 16/09/1988 19/09/1988 28/10/1988 - Burrough Green Burrough Green Enforcement 139 Brook Street Soham Enforcement 16/09/1988 16/09/1988 28/10/1988 19/12/1988 Parcel 2286 OS sheet 14/10/1988 17/10/1988 25/11/1988 Dismissed 14/07/1989 TL4281, Iretons Way Mepal Enforcement Land adj to Fairwinds, 14/10/1988 17/10/1988 25/11/1988 Church Road Wentworth Enforcement 77 Victoria Street Littleport Enforcement 28/10/1988 28/10/1988 09/12/1988 30/2/1989 46 Pound Lane Isleham Enforcement 20/02/1989 21/02/1989 03/04/1989 Plot 2, Dove Cottage, 10/03/1989 14/03/1989 21/04/1989 Little Ditton Woodditton Enforcement Land to rear of 1,3 & 5 14/06/1989 07/08/1989 18/09/2009 River Lane Fordham Enforcement Cophall Farm, Cophall 07/08/1989 10/08/1989 18/09/1989 Drove Little Downham Enforcement Cophall Farm, Cophall 07/08/1989 10/08/1989 18/09/1989 Drove Little Downham Enforcement Steeple Farm, 07/08/1989 10/08/1989 18/09/1989 Whitecross Road Wilburton Enforcement 11A Camel Road Littleport Enforcement 20/09/1989 20/09/1989 03/11/1989 E/0303/91/F 53 Bell Gardens Haddenham Enforcement 15/01/1990 16/01/1990 26/02/1990 11/05/1993 108 Ashley Road, 09/03/1990 13/03/1990 20/04/1990 - Newmarket Cheveley Enforcement Land approx 0.05 ha adj 09/03/1990 14/03/1990 20/04/1990 to 7 Manor Court Road Witchford Enforcement Field No 6825, Grunty Wilburton/ 21/03/1990 22/03/1990 02/05/1990 Fen Road Witchford Enforcement 6 Soham Road Fordham Enforcement 06/04/1990 06/04/1990 18/05/1990 38 Swaffham Road, 02/05/1990 01/05/1990 13/06/1990 - Burwell Burwell Enforcement Longmere Lane Soham Enforcement 11/07/1990 12/07/1990 22/08/1990 Unit 5D, Lynxcourt Business Park, Fordham 08/08/1990 07/08/1990 19/09/1990 Road Snailwell Enforcement Unit 5D, Lynxcourt Business Park, Fordham 09/08/1990 09/08/1990 04/09/1990 Road Snailwell Enforcement Swaffham 06/09/1990 11/09/1990 18/10/1990 17 Heath Road Bulbeck Enforcement Church Farm Wentworth Enforcement 06/09/1990 11/09/1990 18/10/1990 29/11/2004 01/00246/FUL 143 Ely Road Littleport Enforcement 05/11/1990 06/11/1990 17/12/1990 Land adj 24 The Cotes Soham Enforcement 14/11/1990 15/11/1990 07/01/1990 90/00676/FUL - 52 St Marys Street, Ely Ely Enforcement 23/01/1991 24/01/1991 06/03/1991 Enforcement Date of Date to take Date complied Appeal Lodged Appeal Appeal Address Parish Type of Notice Date served Planning Ref Withdrawn Reference Issue effect with Date Decision Decision Date 23/01/1991 25/01/1991 06/03/1991 Dismissed 21/01/1992 10.5 acres A10 Ely Road Little Thetford Enforcement 195 Mildenhall Road Fordham Enforcement 18/02/1991 19/02/1991 05/04/1991 03/07/1992 12/12/1991 Dismissed 12/02/1992 - 31 Cambridge Road, Ely Ely Enforcement 08/07/1991 08/07/1991 19/08/1991 Land approx 1.7 acres, 08/07/1991 08/07/1991 19/08/1991 The Brook Sutton Enforcement Land approx 1 acre to 15/07/1991 16/07/1991 27/08/1991 91/00287/FUL Dismissed 06/02/1992 rear of 31 Broad Piece Soham Enforcement 119 Wisbech Road Littleport Enforcement 19/07/1991 22/07/1991 30/08/1991 18/02/1993 92/00456/FUL Dismissed 13/04/1992 The Elms, Sand Street Soham Enforcement 11/09/1991 12/09/1991 23/10/1991 91/00925/FUL Peers Pasture, Bradley 19/09/1991 20/09/1991 31/10/1991 23/06/1992 Allowed Road Kirtling Enforcement Land approx 2 acres adj 27/09/1991 27/09/1991 08/11/1991 to 142 Paddock Street Soham Enforcement The Lamb Hotel, Lynn 30/09/1991 01/10/1991 04/11/1991 - Road, Ely Ely LB Enforcement Plots 5207 & 5507, OS sheet 5075-5175, 07/02/1992 11/02/1992 20/03/1992 Whitecross Road Wilburton Enforcement Soham By-pass Motel, 03/04/1992 16/03/1992 08/05/1992 A142 Soham Enforcement
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