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18 applications found.
T1 - Apple - reduce to previous points of reduction. 1-1.5m branch length removal T2 - Cherry - reduce to previous points of reduction (1-1.5m branch length removal)
Notification of Prior Approval for the change of use of ground floor commercial floorspace (Class E) to residential accommodation to provide 1no. two-bedroom dwellinghouse (Class C3) under Class MA of Schedule 2, Part 3 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order (GPDO) 2015 (as amended)
Tree crown reduction for 1 tree (in our garden). UPDATE 01 SEPTEMBER 2026 > Further to an email discussion with Linus Irons, Tree Officer (Planning) please note there is no intention to prune the tree beyond previous pruning points.
T1 - London Plane (Platanus × hispanica) – Tree previously managed by crown reduction. Reduce regrowth back to the most recent reduction points, removing approximately 3 metres from branch ends whilst maintaining a balanced crown form and retaining suitable foliage throughout the canopy.
T1 - Birch - Reduce crown by approx. 2m, prune clear of building behind by 1-2m.
Replacement of all existing single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed timber units, together with the replacement of the rooflight, rainwater goods system, and associated brickwork and render repairs.
Approval of details pursuant to Condition 5 (Construction Management) of Prior Approval Notification: P2025/3241/PRA dated 24/04/2026
T1 – Elder – Fell to ground level and treat the stump to prevent regrowth. Reason for works: The tree is growing in close proximity to the boundary wall. Removal is recommended to help prevent further root-related damage and reduce the risk of ongoing structural damage to the wall.
Single-storey full-width rear lower ground floor extension, new rear window at ground floor level, installation of air conditioning unit and enclosure to rear garden.
Upward extension of the existing rear outrigger to provide an additional bathroom accessed from the existing stair half-landing, together with associated external and internal alterations. Also linked to listed building consent ref: p2026/2292/lbc.
Retrospective application for reroofing the hidden front 'butterfly roof and rear attic roof in natural slate, replacing cement slates at the front and cement slates and decayed slates on the rear roof, including replacing the rotting roof timbers which had dry rot. P2026/2220/LBC also submitted.
Upward extension of the existing rear outrigger to provide an additional bathroom accessed from the existing stair half-landing, together with associated external and internal alterations
Proposed lower ground floor extension to existing rear garden to provide new kitchen and partial excavation of rear terrace.
Alterations to and extension of existing dwellinghouse comprising front infill extension; alterations to and re-cladding of elevations; alterations to windows and addition of new openings to eastern elevation and rooflights at roof level; formation of rear ground floor courtyard and installation of photovoltaic panels on roof.
Replacement of roof coverings, gutter linings and flashings [Full planning apllication P2026/2222/FUL also submitted].
Replacement of roof coverings, gutter linings and flashings [Listed Building Consent P2026/2225/LBC also submitted].
Retrospective Listed Building Consent application for reroofing the front 'butterfly roof and rear attic roof in natural slate, replacing cement slates at the front and decayed slates on the rear roof, including replacing the rotting roof timbers which had dry rot. All recorded by the roofing contractors
Retention of replacement aluminium-framed windows and doors at third floor level
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