4 Old North Road Royston Hertfordshire SG8 5DS
Replace existing timber front door.
- Reference
- 26/02631/FPH
- Application date
- 27 October 2026
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30 applications found.
Replace existing timber front door.
Replace existing timber front door.
Variation of condition 2 (revised plans) of planning permission 21/02957/FP granted 25.07.2023 for Erection of ten dwellings (2 x 2-bed, 2 x 3-bed, 4 x 4-bed and 2 x 5-bed) with ancillary works including alterations to existing vehicular access, new access road, parking and landscaping.
Replace 6no. timber casement windows (3no. front dormer windows and 3no. on side elevation) with timber, double-glazed casements with like-for-like glazing pattern and method of opening.
Form a 1000mm-wide opening incorporating a segmental arch between the dining room and adjoining TV room to match the existing hallway archway.
Replace existing timber front door with a new purpose-made timber door closely matching the existing except for introducing slimlite double-glazing to top panels.
Single storey rear extension
Construction of six terraced dwellings with associated parking and private amenity areas
Single storey rear extension following demolition of existing conservatory.
Lime - Pollard back to main trunk.
Single storey rear extension and alterations to existing fenestration following demolition of conservatory.
Two storey side extension following demolition of existing garage and rear element. Alterations to existing fenestration.
Sycamore - Pollard 50%
Acacia - Reduce by 25%
Single storey extension to existing west elevation. Installation of replacement timber fence with inset gate to existing north elevation and estate fencing gate. Internal and external alterations. (Development already carried out).
Single storey extension to existing west elevation. Installation of replacement timber fence with inset gate to existing north elevation and estate fencing gate. Installation of timber posts to support festoon lighting following removal of existing terrace canopy structure. (Development already carried out).
T1,T2: Common Beech - Remove major deadwood from throughout the crowns, targeting branches considered to present a foreseeable risk to the surrounding areas. T3: Common Beech - Selectively reduce the end weight of the two large boughs extending over the neighbouring property by up to 5m, pruning back…
T1: Horse Chestnut - Crown reduce height by 2m (above previous) and lateral spread by 2m. T2: Yew - Crown reduce height by 2m (above previous) and lateral spread by 1m. G1: Laurel, Elm, Lime - Cut back lower growth over the footpath to provide adequate clearance of…
T1: Holly - Reduce height by 1.5m back to previous and trim sides by up to 1m to rebalance the canopy and retain a smaller framework more suitable for the rear garden.
Variation of boundary treatments: replace approved plan 3261-501 with 3261.501A, of planning permission reference 26/00573/FP granted on 19.06.2026.
The Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended) Regulation 5 Notice of Intention to Install Fixed Line Broadband Apparatus: Erection of no.1 wooden pole.
Replacement of rear timber door and windows to ground floor and basement level flats.
Installation of illuminated and non-illuminated signs to exterior.
Installation of illuminated and non-illuminated signs to exterior. Retention of hanging sign and post (development already carried out).
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