Woolsack Barn 24 Market Street Ely Cambridgeshire
Installation of 2 no. air handling units
- Reference
- 26/00368/FUL
- Application date
- 26 October 2026
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29 applications found.
Installation of 2 no. air handling units
Single storey rear extension
Modest internal alterations
Replacement conservatory
Change of Use of rear ground floor part of 24a High Street from Class E to Class C to create separate entrance to existing flat over, plus refurbishments and implementation of previously approved alterations. Plus alterations to 24 High Street to refurbish retail unit and flat over
Change of Use of rear ground floor part of 24a High Street from Class E to Class C to create separate entrance to existing flat over, plus refurbishments and implementation of previously approved alterations. Plus alterations to 24 High Street to refurbish retail unit and flat over
T1 Palm - Fell
Construction of reverse vending machine unit for recycling purposes and associated works
T1 Silver Birch - Crown lift to 3.00m from ground level
Single storey rear extension and associated external works
Install temporary stair lift
T456 Plum (Willow Walk) - Remove tree to ground level due to major decay, grind out stump. A suitable replacement tree will be planted within the play area
T66 Purple Plum - Crown reduce northern side by up to 3m and up to 2m on the eastern, southern and western sides
G1 Leyland Cypress & Alder - Prune to provide a 5m height and 3m width clearance is required along the existing site road in order to minimise strikes between vehicles and overhanging vegetation. G2 Leyland Cypress & Alder - Prune to provide a 5m height and 3m width…
New non-illuminated fascia sign with new letters while retain existing background
Knock through between 7a and 9 High Street to create single retail area. Construction of new rear extensions to bookshop following the demolition of existing outbuilding, lean-to a single storey extension. Removal of previous dwelling use
Change of use of first floor, from office to residential and internal and external alterations to provide four residential flats
Non-material amendment to previously approved 26/00003/FUL dated 16th March 2026 for Change of use of first floor, from office to residential and internal and external alterations to provide four residential flats
Installation of internal security bars for bank safety
T1 Whitebeam - Create a pollard to around 7ft (2.5m) tall to reduce the risk of failure and create a safe monolith for habitat. The tree has been suffering from vascular dysfunction for some time. A large part of the canopy has died
G1 2x Sycamore - Reduce crowns by 5m to create pollards with approximate finished heights of 8m
Non-illuminated vinyl graphics applied directly to the existing glass shopfront windows
T1 Walnut - Reduce north/northwest limb extending over neighbours boundary up to 2.5m back to suitable pruning points, shape/prune crown to keep an even appearance T2 Mulberry - Reduce limbs on west/northwest side by up to 1.5m, shape crown. Weight reduce any limbs resting on the wall
Unblocking of doorway between the Hermitage and the service buildings associated with the Monastic Barn kitchen. Insertion of ventilation, and insertion of partitions in the Hermitage ground floor and the Staff Room to the north
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