23 Ruskin Road Old Trafford Manchester M16 9GS
Construction of part single/part two storey rear extension and new front porch, and associated external alterations
- Reference
- 120335/HHA/26
- Application date
- 29 October 2026
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70 applications found.
Construction of part single/part two storey rear extension and new front porch, and associated external alterations
Demolition of existing garage and conservatory, and erection of single storey side and rear extension
Use of a dwellinghouse (Use Class C3(a)) as a children's home (Use Class C2) for up to two young people.
Construction of a single-storey rear extension.
Use of a dwellinghouse (Use Class C3(a)) as a children's home for up to two children (Use Class C2)
Application for approval of details reserved by conditions of grant of planning permission 118034/FUL/25. Condition numbers: 6 (CEMP), 8 (contractor details), 11 (windows & doors), 13 (roof & floors) and 18 (entrance & embankment).
Change of Use to basement and ground floor pharmacy with two, two-bedroom apartments involving part single, part two-storey rear extension and elevational alterations, laying out of car parking space with bin store, cycle store, hard landscaping, boundary treatment and external plant and equipment.
Works to tree - proposed pruning works to T1 beech, T3 holly, T4 T5 T6 T7 ash and fell T2 Ash
Application for approval of details reserved by conditions of grant of planning permission 118032/FUL/25. Condition numbers: 4 (Materials); 5 (Facade Schedule); 6 (Air Source Heat Pump/Ventilation); 9 (Site Levels); 13 (Landscaping Details); 15 (Drainage); 16 (Drainage Management and Maintenance); 17 (Remediation Strategy); 21 (CEMP); 33 (Archaeology); 34 (labour…
Construction of single storey outbuilding to provide additional ancillary living accommodation.
Works to trees - proposed felling of T1. Cypress and T2. Sycamore, T4. Beech, T5. Birch - T3. Birch - Prune away from phone lines.
Change of Use of five self-contained flats (Class C3) to four self-contained flats (Class C3).
Change of Use of existing residential property (Use Class C3) to a 8 bed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Sui Generis).
Construction of a part two story rear and side extension.
Works to tree - proposed pruning works to tree in front garden.
Construction of a single-storey rear extension and external alterations.
Construction of two-storey side and rear extension.
Construction of single storey side extension.
Works to trees - Fell to ground level and stump grind 6 mature Leyland Cypresss trees
Works to tree - proposed felling of a twin stemmed Lime tree
Variation of Conditions 2 (Specified Plans) and 3 (Materials) attached to Planning Permission 144904/FH/2026 for installation of rear dormer extension and associated works to chimney stacks; installation of four rooflights to front of property and installation of window in side elevation at second-floor level to allow change to…
Discharge of Conditions 9 (Cycle parking) and 30 (Terrace screens) attached to planning permission 145555/JO/2026
Installation of 13 all-black, roof-mounted solar PV panels to the side (6 no.) and rear (7 no.) roof slopes of the existing dwellinghouse.
Installation of an EV charger.
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