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20 applications found.
Change of use to a Veterinary Surgery (Class E), enclosed exercise area and associated plant/equipment area
Change of Use and Conversion of a Single Dwelling to Four Apartments and Creation of Parking.
Proposed pet crematorium
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Proposed second storey side extension & loft conversion (amended plans received)
Erection of four terrace dwellings (reserved matters pursuant to 68119/OUT)
Application to discharge conditions 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 of permission 70870/FUL
Structural repair works incorporating re-roofing and works to stabilise the walls, repair and replace roof trusses, partially underpin the south wall of the Rear Range, reinstate beams and floor joists, replacement of windows and doors, and address building defects to make Structures 1 and 6 sound, wind and watertight (Listed Building Consent)
Alterations to two existing external doors and installation of three new internal doors
Discharged of conditions 3, 4, 17 Planning reference 70462/FUL
Please see attached tree report
detached outbuilding for use as ancillary use to main dwelling
Erection of 100 dwellings, with associated access including vehicle access from Luke Street and Newport Lane, internal roads, parking, landscaping, public open space, drainage, and other associated works
Change of use and alteration of existing building to food production, including formation of new internal access drive and turning area, and refurbishment of workshop building
Certificate of (Proposed) Lawful Development: Conversion of Garage to Home Office
A mature lime tree located in the rear garden has been shedding large branches for an extended period, creating a significant safety hazard. The size and frequency of the falling branches make the garden unsafe for my family, including my young daughter age 4, who can not safely play in her own garden and never been able to do so. During the week commencing 19 January 2026, a falling branch struck my husband?s arm and then hit our dog as it fell to the ground. These ongoing incidents are causing considerable stress and anxiety, as we do not feel able to use the garden safely. The tree also obstructs natural light from entering the property, and I am increasingly concerned that continued branch loss could cause damage to my home, neighbouring properties, or potentially injure someone. For these reasons, I am proposing that the tree be removed under appropriate professional guidance to prevent serious injury or further damage.
Single Storey Rear Extension
Proposed Roof Mounted PV (Solar) Panels
T1 Sycamore (G3 in survey) Prune to give 3m clearance to neighbours building. T2 Beech (G3 in survey) Prune to give 3m clearance to neighbours building and raise to 3m over neighbours garden. T3 Sycamore (T1 in survey) Fell to ground level. T4 Sycamore (G3 in survey) Prune to give 1m clearance to phone lines T5 Rowan (G3 in survey) Prune to give 1m clearance to phone lines T6 Beech (G2 in survey) Prune to give 3m clearance to building. T1, T2 & T6; work to prevent damage to buildings and allow more light into windows. T3; tree is almost dead, safety work T4 & T5 work to prevent damage to phone lines.
G1 Fell to ground level. G1 is 4x Sycamore & 1x Hawthorn. (Sycamore tags T278. T706. T057. T117) Fell this small group to allow more light into the garden without affecting the other trees or the view of the trees from any angle.
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