Planning Applications

Oak tree (T2) - Request permission to crown lift lower branches and crown reduce to thin out crown of tree, ideally by 30% Due to closeness to property and preventing light issues.

T1 oak tree located to the rear of property in Woodland. request to crown thin by 30% by removing internal epi growth.

A single-storey rear extension and internal modifications, including front entrance relocation and garage amendment.

Single storey rear extension.

Proposed ground floor side infill extension and loft conversion with rear dormer

Construction of a building and its use as a single dwellinghouse together with the change of use of land to residential amenity/garden land for the relevant periods

Proposed demolition of existing single storey side utility and w.c. For a proposed two storey side extension and single storey rear and front extensions

T1 Cedar, deadwood entire crown, lift/reduce lateral away from garage roof to create 2.5mtr clearance, cutting back to relevant growth points, lift over road where needed to create 5.1mtr height clearance.

Submission of Reserved Matters (landscaping) pursuant to outline planning permission 25/00055/OUT

Removal of conservatory and erection of single storey extension; window changes to front and side elevation

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of new, single storey rear extension

Oak tree in back garden is getting too big and we want to get a tree surgeon in to drastically reduce its height and canopy

1. Hawthorn sapling self seeded within front perimeter hedge next to pavement. When in leaf, this small tree obscures driver visibility of electronic speed camera/speed warning sign installed by Highways dept in 2024 to attempt to curtail excess speeding following a number of road collisions. 2. Common Holly, poor specimen with few leaf and bifurcated trunk, one arm leaning towards the highway - concern that this arm may fall onto pavement /road. Both of these trees obscure/interfere with spread of a much older Yew within the garden boundary. Permission is requested to lower the hawthorn to boundary hedge height and the holly to ground level.

Additional storey under Class AA

Installation of 1No. BT Street Hub Unit and associated advertisement panels on either side of the unit

Installation of 1No. BT Street Hub Unit and associated advertisement panels on either side of the unit

Thermal Improvements: Installation of internal wall insulation using breathable materials to enhance energy performance without affecting the external fa??ade or trapping moisture within the historic fabric. Heating System Upgrade: Replacement of the existing LPG boiler with a modern air-source heat pump, retaining the current wet heating system to minimise disruption to internal finishes - Only deemed economical if the fabric upgrades reduce the overall heat load. This will also include some new internal pipework to local heat emitters (radiators, with possible underfloor heating downstairs only) Underfloor heating only proposed where original flooring is not present. Most of the ground floor has been concreted, and the proposed system would be reversible Kitchen and Bathroom Refurbishment: Relocation of the kitchen to its original position based on historical evidence, and replacement of kitchen and bathroom fittings with designs sympathetic to the building???s character. Staircase Restoration: Removal of the non-original balustrade and handrails, and installation of new elements in a style consistent with the Georgian period. Electrical Rewiring: Full rewire of the property to meet current safety standards, with careful routing to avoid damage to historic fabric and use of surface-mounted conduits only where necessary (not to chase out original brick walls) General Refurbishment: Redecoration using suitable materials and techniques, retaining as much or the original features possible as well as adding missing features that would likely be present in the original building - ensuring no alteration or obscuring of significant historic features. Window Replacement: Replacement of deteriorated single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed units that replicate the original appearance, proportions, and detailing, improving energy efficiency and security. Part of the building has been done in the past, but this was many many years ago and even some of these un...

Single storey rear extension and works to the front entrance pathway including the rebuilding of garden walls and the fitting of handrails