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Within 1 km of CA14 3AGApplication dates: 10 Sep 2025 to 10 Sep 2026Showing applications within 1 km of this postcode.
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External signage to advertise the building - Logo installed above front entrance, Totum pole showcasing services the innovation centre provides with the centre logo and cumberland council logo displayed and also a directional car parking sign.
Application for all reserved matters (access, appearance, layout, landscaping and scale) relating to phase 2 of stadium development following approval of application FUL/2025/0119.
Proposed change of use from former Age Concern shop into a fast food takeaway and a restaurant convenience store/supermarket. Retrospective application for windows/shopfront
Change of use from domestic dwelling to HMO and extension to rear including re-roofing of existing extension, re-slating of main roof, re-rendering and replacement doors to front and side
Proposed External Alterations to Principal elevation and general maintenance works to Rear Garden Area (Retrospective) to be used as licenced beer garden.
Proposed change of use from former chapel (non-residential institution) to a single dwellinghouse (Use Class C3), including internal reconfiguration works, formation of a new structural first floor within the existing roof envelope, installation of rooflights, alterations to openings, and associated works.
The proposed works comprise the installation of new ground-mounted uplight (floodlighting) units to illuminate the external walls of the Hall. This will require buried cable runs to supply the new lighting. Cable trenches will typically be located 2m from the standing structure (reducing to c.1.5m to the north-east) to provide a buffer to the historic fabric and to suit the lighting design. Trenches have been designed to be as small as practicable, subject to the number of cables required at each location. The maximum trench depth will be 0.45m and the maximum trench width will be 0.23m. The lighting has been designed in response to advice from the consultant ecologist
The works comprise the cleaning, repair and restoration of the pipe organ, preserving the unique features of this organ. Pipework will be cleaned, repaired and regulated, and the soundboards, slider machines, drawstop machines and pistons, lead tubing, chests, console key action and coupling machine (pneumatic and mechanical), console, peddleboard, building frame and casework will all be repaired. The wind system with its two reservoirs in the organ will be repaired and re-leathered in traditional manner
T2: Ash - Remove due to severe lean over carriageway below 4m T3: Sycamore - Prune to remove deadwood T4: Dead Tree - Remove T7: Elm - Remove due to poor condition T9: Hawthorn - Remove due to poor condition T11: Sambucus nigra - Remove due to alrge wound on stem base T12: Hawthorn - Remove due to poor condition T13: Ash (juvenile) - Remove due to Ash dieback T15: Ash (juvenile) - Remove due to Ash dieback T16: Ash (juvenile) - Remove due to Ash dieback T17: Sycamore - Crown lift to clear carriageway T21: Hawthorn - Crown lift to clear carriageway G1 (T26-30): Ash & Sycamore - Self sets along wall line remove to prevent damage
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