Methuen Arms Hotel, High Street, Corsham, SN13 0HB
New signwritten logos, vinyl window logos and directional post sign to dovecote barn
- Reference
- PL/2026/06123
- Application date
- 6 October 2026
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Around SN13 0AR · Corsham Ladbrook ward. Results use the search distance below.
24 applications found.
New signwritten logos, vinyl window logos and directional post sign to dovecote barn
T12 – Copper Beech tree - (Fagus sylvatica ‘Purpurea’) - remove lowest limb extending west back to stem and shorten a further two lower limbs extending west by up to 3m; retain a natural crown form
G325 - Topiary Yews - Prune from adjacent building and wall to provide 1.5m clearance and allow installation of scaffolding rise for building maintenance works. G324, G325, G327 & G328 - Topiary Cloud Yews - trim annual regrowth to topiary form for this
T13 Copper beech - remove and tidy shed and torn limbs to suitable growth points as required.
Conversion of existing wood store to boot room, and application of render to rubble facade.
Conversion of existing wood store to boot room, and application of render to rubble facade.
G1 Group of Sycamores - Cut back all over hanging branches to the edge of the garden. Cutting back approximately 6-8m off of the longest limbs. T1 T2 Ash - Showing signs of ash die back and both root plates are effecting the small retaining wall. Fell
Holly tree - fell
Alterations to existing dormer including replacement higher roof, new window configuraiton, recladding, solar panels and amended gable windows
T1 - Liquidamber tree - crown reduce by 40% T2 - Silver Birch tree - crown reduce by 40% T3 - Acer Crimson King tree - crown reduce by 40% T4 - Silver Birch tree - crown reduce by 40%
T1 Walnut - Fell. Previously suppressed, weighted over neighbouring property. T2 Flowering Cherry - Reduce east side by 30/40% - defective union at 1.5m, reduce weight on union.
T1 - Crown reduce Lime tree by up to 30% to leave a natural shape. Crown clean to remove any major deadwood and crossing branches.
T1 – Cotoneaster tree – crown reduce by 1m and shape; crown clean to remove deadwood and crossing branches T2 – Holly tree – reduce height by 1m-1.5m and prune to separate from adjacent Conifer tree T3 – Cotoneaster tree – crown reduce by 1.5m to shape
Two storey rear extension
Loft conversion with front dormers
First floor side extension over store, utility and kitchen
Partial discharge of condition 3 - ii (Joinery details) and iii (Full details of proposed rooflights and terminals of the sun tubes) of PL/2026/01454.
Upgrade to shopping precinct and service yard facades, removal of glazed canopies, relocation of shop entrance, new green wall, trompe l’oeil murals and changes of use of parts from residential to hotel use and commercial to residential use at 1st floor.
Build new 16' x 12' wooden workshop on location of existing hard standing / crazy paving rockery.
Internally illuminated menu box and externally illuminated hanging sign
Discharge of conditions 4 (lighting plan and lighting details) and 6 (ecological enhancements) of PL/2026/01346.
Existing roof light above dining room to be removed and replaced with new conservation style roof window with associated external and internal alterations
Localised demolition and rebuilding of boundary wall that is out of plumb. Demolition of non-period timber garage.
The renovation of a bungalow, including new replacement windows, in some cases, differing in size to the originals. Proposed sliding doors to the rear elevations, conversion of garage and improved connection to the house with a flat roof.
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