55 Westgate Street Gloucester GL1 2NW
Alteration to shop signage
- Reference
- 26/00773/LBC
- Application date
- 24 Aug 2026
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Alteration to shop signage
Single storey side and rear extension
Change of Use of the upper floors from ancillary office and storage space (Class E) to a 6no. bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Sui Generis), together with associated works including alterations to the shopfront.
Regulation 77 Application under the Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2017, for assessment of the impacts upon the Cotswold Beechwoods Special Area of Conservation, in relation to Prior Approval (ref 25/00663/PRIOR), 'Change of use from commercial (Class E) to Residential use (C3) under Class MA of Part 3 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (As Amended) for 11 apartments.'
Lawful Development Certificate for the existing use of the property as 4no. self-contained flats (Use Class C3).
Minor internal alterations for the provision of additional staff WC ad welfare facilities
T1 Rowan - reduce to previous T2 Maple - reduce to previous T3 Maple - reduce to previous T4 Holm Oak - reduce to previous T5 Oak - reduce to previous T6 Walnut - reduce past previous (outgrowing its space) Bay/Ivy - reduce by 3-4m and shape. Tree will be pollarded. Trim to tidy.
This application is being submitted on behalf of my elderly mother-in-law. 1. Removal of a small Yew tree. This is located at the boundary wall between the property and the public pavement. Thr main trunk of the Yew tree grows almost horizontally from the foot of dwarf boundary wall towards the main property. The dimensions of the Yew tree 3.2m* 3m wide and aprox 4m high. As the tree is located 1.5m from the propertys foul water drain and 2m to the public sewer there is concern that the roots will damage the foul water drains. In addition as the root system is expected to encrouch on the main property it is likely to cause damage to the foundations of the building. (Note there is a cellar directly under this part of the property increasing the risk of property damage.) Further the tree roots will impact the integrity of the boundary wall and potemntially the public pavement. 2. Removal of a Bay tree. This tree is aprox 10 -15m tall and located within 3m of the property rear, and within 0.3m located of boundary wall with the neighbouring property. The neighbouring property is around 1m from this wall. The primary concern is the impact the root system has on the two properties and the boundary wall plus the reduction of light to the neighbours property.
Change of use of existing ancillary outbuilding to a self-contained residential unit (Class C3). Associated internal alterations comprise new partition walls and doors. Associated external alterations comprise bin and bike storage, repointed brickwork, re-painted cills, render finish, installation of a glazed door and rooflights, and subdivision of garden areas. Replacement of the rear basement window of no.15.
Change of use from retail outlet shopping (restricted Class E) to Dental Health/Beauty Studio (Class E(e) Use)) or retail outlet shopping (restricted Class E) made pursuant to Schedule 2, Part 3, Class V of the General Permitted Development Order.
Discharge of conditions 3 (materials), 4 (low brick walls details), 5 (surface water drainage strategy), 6 (SuDS management and maintenance), 7 (cycle storage) and 8 (construction management plan) and 10 (Ecologcial Enhancement Plan)of planning application 25/00440/FUL which related to the construction of a two bedroom dwelling on land adjacent to 46 Goodyere Street.
Internal and external alterations to public house comprising courtyard enhancements including pergola-covered booth seating and bin store enclosure, internal reconfiguration including alterations to openings, revised seating arrangements, bar modifications, removal of existing kitchen facilities, installation of wall-mounted tables, new flooring, and associated decorative works.
Internal and external alterations to public house comprising courtyard enhancements including pergola-covered booth seating and bin store enclosure, internal reconfiguration including alterations to openings, revised seating arrangements, bar modifications, removal of existing kitchen facilities, installation of wall-mounted tables, new flooring, and associated decorative works.
Single storey side/rear extension
Change of use of existing ancillary outbuilding to a self-contained residential unit (Class C3). Associated internal alterations comprise new partition walls and doors. Associated external alterations comprise bin and bike storage, repointed brickwork, re-painted cills, render finish, installation of a glazed door and rooflights, and subdivision of garden areas. Replacement of the rear basement window of no.15.
Discharge of condition 35 (Construction Waste Management Plan) on planning permission ref. 25/00244/FUL.
Gloucester Cathedral: Ivor Gurney Hall: Playground perimeter wall: Alterations to northern eastern segment of wall, to create new pedestrian and vehicular access into playground space, to create safe and segregated access for pedestrians and for site traffic associated with emergency and ongoing conservation work to the fabric of the Cathedral church building, in particular the Great Cloister.
Gloucester Cathedral: Ivor Gurney Hall: Playground perimeter wall: Alterations to northern eastern segment of wall, to create new pedestrian and vehicular access into playground space, to create safe and segregated access for pedestrians and for site traffic associated with emergency and ongoing conservation work to the fabric of the Cathedral church building, in particular the Great Cloister.
Discharge of conditions 7 (archaeological evaluation), 8 (foundation design and ground works) and 9 (written scheme of investigation) of outline permission ref. 23/00696/OUT. Original permission was for the demolition of former RAOB Social Club and redevelopment of the site to provide 17 residential flats and associated landscaping and external works. (landscaping reserved)
Removal of a dead Cherry Tree to the frontapplication of the property. This overhangs the pavement and adjacent electical substation. Removal of 3 mature Leylandii at the rear of the property (approx 25m+) and close to boundary of adjacent properties. These Removal of these trees is requested for the following reasons. 1. Should they fall (or branches) they have could damage to the property, neighbouring property and outbuildings 2. Due to their size the root system is likly to interfere with the footings of the neighbouring properties 3. They restrict light to the property and neighbouring property 4. There is concern relating to the health of one of the trees In addition there is a Yew tree to the front of the property and Bay tree to the rear which require removal/lopping but not sure if these fall in the requirements for the
T1 Willow (Contorted) - Remove The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability.
Single storey rear canopy and replacement roof
Change of use from offices (Class E(c)) to a restaurant on the ground floor (Class E(b)) and a 4-bedroom HMO (Class C4) on the first and second floors; associated external works include a new shopfront, replacement windows, and to the rear a ventilation system, bin and bike storage, ramp, and removal of window grilles
Erection of garden wall, piers and gates
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