Dunnockshaw Farm, Burnley Road, Dunnockshaw, Burnley, BB11 5PP.

Application for environmental permit under the Environmental Permitting (England & Wales) Regulations 2016

The company known as Riley Mixed Concrete Ltd, Dunnockshaw Farm, Burnley Road, Dunnockshaw, Burnley, BB11 5PP, has applied to Burnley Borough Council for a permit to operate a blending, packing, loading, unloading and use of bulk cement process at Dunnockshaw Farm, Burnley Road, Dunnockshaw, Burnley, BB11 5PP.

The application has been placed on the public register held at Environmental Health, Burnley Borough Council, 1st Floor Offices, Parker Lane, Burnley, BB11 2BY, and can be inspected free of charge during normal office hours (appointment to view may be required). Alternatively, it can also be viewed by downloading the pdf files given below.

You are invited to make any comments about the application, in writing, to Burnley Borough Council either by letter to Environmental Health, 1st Floor Offices, Parker Lane, Burnley, BB11 2BY, or by email to envhealth@burnley.gov.uk by the date stated in the “Consultation End Date” box of the table below. All written comments (with personal details redacted) will be placed on the public register and on this website unless a statement is included with the comments to request that this is not done. If there is a request for a comment not to be made public, then the register will show the total number of such comments; the number of such comments will also appear in the last box of the table below.

This application has now been determined and a decision to “grant with conditions” has been made. The determination report is available below for download.

Premises AddressProcess TypeDate application “duly made”Consultation End DateTotal no. written comments receivedNo. written comments where request not to make it public received
Dunnockshaw Farm, Burnley Road, Dunnockshaw, Burnley, BB11 5PP  operating a blending, packing, loading, unloading and use of bulk cement process  28/07/2025  01/09/2025  9  2

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