GARAGE ADJACENT GEORGE MANSIONS , George Street , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 6AY
LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR CHANGE OF USE OF FORMER GARAGE/WORKSHOP TO FORM LICENSED BAR
- Reference
- HPK/2026/0359
- Application date
- 11 Sep 2026
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11 applications found.
LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR CHANGE OF USE OF FORMER GARAGE/WORKSHOP TO FORM LICENSED BAR
2 storey side extension and addition of room over garage
Replacement of existing conservatory roof and frames
Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed siting of mobile home for use ancillary to the main dwelling
Non material amendement relating to HPK/2021/0347 - revisions to the site layout
G6. Ash. Remove 1x Dead tree from this group, T14. Elm. Remove. This tree has died, T909. Dead. Remove 1x dead tree adjacent to drive of 2 Wyedale close as indicated in the attached letter and shown in figure 3 and 4.
Change of Use from One Dwelling to Create 2 Flats
Retrospective Application to change rotten end of life windows and doors of the site to new aluminium double glazed windows and door, with a change of colour
Listed Building Consent for the conversion garden area designated as parking in lease agreement to parking. Move existing rock wall
Convert garden area designated as parking in lease agreement to parking. Move existing rock wall
Discharge of Conditions 3 and 4 in relation to HPK/2025/0466
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