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222 applications found.
Change of Use from a Class C3 Dwellinghouse to a Class C4 House in Multiple Occupation (HMO)
Change of use from social club to (Use Class C3) single-story dwelling, partial demolition of existing building.
Non Material Amendment to PL/2025/00843 in relation to Reconfiguration of the layout of flat no. 4 on the third floor
Installation of replacement fascia signage, projecting hanging sign, information boards, entrance door graphics, and associated external lighting.
G1 - Predominantly Willow group growing from river bank opposite the Health Clinic and Medical Centre. Prune back and raise over road to allow 3.5m clearance.
Reduce one Cedar tree back to the boundary line. Removal of branches extending into 32 Manor Road that are close to contact with the property (within 12 inches).
Retrospective shop sign of a flat matt panel fascia with separately applied three-dimensional matt black lettering with halo illumination. Proposed trimming to allow the sign to fit within the width of the shopfront.
T1 Beech tree with a week compression union - Fell. T2 Silver Birch (Historically crown reduced) - Fell. T3 Tall ornamental Cherry - Remove inner stems to thin crown & remove stem in contact with wall.
T1 Weeping Willow - Remove new growth from top of canopy and reshape retaining weeping characteristic. Reduce branches growing into canopies of adjacent trees. T2 Western Red Cedar - Prune to clear adjacent roof by 1.5m. T3 Western Red Cedar - Trim bac
The proposed works include the partial over-cladding of the West Elevation with anthracite grey cladding panels, the substitution of and existing steel personnel door with a glazed door and the installation of a door canopy.
External alterations to a listed building for bank closure
T1 Copper Beech - Reduce crown by 2 metres in height and spread all round.
G01 – unspecified trees – prune back from buildings by 1.5m T04 – Crab Apple tree – remove dead limb T07 – Turkish Hazel tree – remove dead limb T09 – Turkish Hazel tree – prune back from building to 1.5m-2m T10 – Norway Maple tree – prune back from b
Stabilisation and conservation repair of the existing lath and plaster ceiling within the Banqueting Hall, together with repairs to structural cracking within masonry walls throughout the building. Works may include the localised removal of plaster finish
Beech tree and Apple tree - Reduce the height of each to less than 3m, and to cut back side branches so there is a space between the trees and the building.
Discharge of conditions 3 (Schedule of works for repairs to the historic fabric), 5 (Detailed doors schedule), 6 (Drainage and plumbing runs) and 7 (Details of materials for new shopfront and link extension) of PL/2025/04909.
Installation of four solar panels within a concealed internal roof valley and associated works
Installation of four solar panels within a concealed internal roof valley and associated works
Prior Approval under Part MA of the GPDO for change of use from commercial (Cass E) to residential (Class C3) to 8no. flats. (3no. flats at ground floor level, 3no. flats at first floor level and 2no. flats at second floor level, providing a mix of 5no.
Western Red Cedar tree - crown reduce back to previous growth points 4m-5m
Apple tree - Fell.
Internal alterations comprising the opening up of the existing kitchen, reinstatement of a small utility room within the existing bathroom service area, provision of a separate WC whilst retaining the existing family bathroom, and the modest widening of t
Part retrospective works to change the levels of the back garden and the erection of a proposed greenhouse.
2 x Lime trees (Nos 96 & 97) – reduce by 30% and remove deadwood Rolling programme of re-pollarding the row of willows that follow the ditch marked on Marsh Close at one group per year over the next three years. Raise any lower limbs of trees adjacent t
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