48 High Street Idle Bradford West Yorkshire BD10 8NN
Change of use from Veterinary Use Class E(e) to Dwellinghouse C3
- Reference
- 26/02758/FUL
- Application date
- 7 September 2026
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11 applications found.
Change of use from Veterinary Use Class E(e) to Dwellinghouse C3
T1 Sycamore - Prune to branches back to give 2 metres clearance to the building and selective pruning to give 1metre clearance to the wires
Removal of 5 Sycamore trees within 2.5 metres of my property. The trees are grouped together within an area 3 metres square.
Construction of single storey side extension
Replacement of existing timber windows with uPVC to all elevations
Front porch
Single storey rear extension
Single storey rear extension
Change of use of barn/stables to equine laundry facility with internal alterations and external repairs including repointing and replacement windows, doors and rainwater goods
Change of use of barn/stables to equine laundry facility with internal alterations and external repairs including repointing and replacement windows, doors and rainwater goods
Retention of single storey outbuilding to rear. Installation of timber fenestration and stone cladding facing materials.
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This location is inside Idle And The Green. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.