Demolition of existing roof and erection of a mansard roof extension at first floor level and alterations to the front and rear of the portion of the building fronting onto Bryanston Mews East. Subdivision and reconfiguration of existing ground and lower ground floor levels of the building and together with the new first floor extension to the mews portion of the building, create two self-contained residential units (Class C3) and associated external alterations. Lowering of front pavement vault [Site includes 22 Bryanston Mews East] (Linked with 23/07347/LBC)

Change of use of Nos. 4-6 Crescent Road from HMO (Use Class Sui Generis) to 2nos. residential houses (Use Class C3). Demolition of existing link to No.8 Crescent Road, erection of single storey rear extension and internal alterations.

Internal refurbishment, reconfiguration and minor demolition works to facilitate the creation of eight residential units, conversion of bungalow to create new residents' common room with new kitchen facilities, and minor external alterations including replacement windows

Section 73 - Application for Minor Material Amendment to approved plans condition 2 (to allow relocation of the footpath and increased landscaping along the boundary of Plot 1 and Scocles Court) and variation of condition 28 (No dwelling shall be occupied prior to the completion of off-site footway) pursuant to 19/504831/FULL for - Redevelopment of the site for the erection of 11 dwellings, to include the demolition of the existing agricultural buildings (except the Threshing Barn), and dismantling, relocation, rebuilding and conversion of the Threshing Barn to residential use, with associated parking barns, parking, repairs to boundary wall with Scocles Court Manor, landscaping, access road and alterations to existing vehicular access.

Conversion of building into three self-contained residential units alterations from hip to gable end; rear roof extension to main roofslope; installation of two rooflights to front roof slope; associated internal and external alterations including changes to front, side and rear elevations fenestration (following demolition of external staircase and demolition of existing garages at rear of no. 259 Acton Lane); and provision of refuse and cycle storage (retrospective) ; proposed two storey rear extension

Repairs and alterations to allow the use of the property as a residential dwelling, including alterations to fenestration, erection of a timber framed, covered walkway extension with external lime-stabilised earth acoustic barrier wall, linking to a new flat roof double garage incorporating new services plant, photovoltaics and air source heat pump, associated landscaping and boundary treatments, including new photovoltaic array, and demolition of external privy. (Revised scheme to 21/504575/FULL).

Change of use of part of ground floor from shop to residential use (associated with reconfiguration to form refuse and cycle store) along with alterations to the shopfront, demolition of part of the first and second floors to form lightwell and conversion of first floor from offices and second/third floors from residential flats to HMO use and enlargement of third floor through construction of extension, with resultant overall first, second and third floor providing 26 bedroom House in Multiple Occupation.

Redevelopment of garage premises to 3no residential units and 1no commercial unit. This application is submitted for a revised proposal to that of DC/20/0118/FUL which has commenced, and the alterations are limited to; 1. Amending the extend and areas of re-building due to the condition and construction of the existing building, which was not visible until commencement of the project. 2. Increasing the garden area provided to the development as an additional area of land was located behind an existing retaining wall adjacent 10 Old Market. 3. The creation of a parking space to support the development for unloading and loading to the commercial unit in the position of the previous garage, due to the complexity of accessing the building which has partially come to light during the construction process. 4. Additional details on the previously unseen and hidden ground levels, including retaining walls as appropriate. 5. Phasing of the project to ensure funds can be directed to demolition of the unsound areas, removal of underground fuel tanks, ground remediation and reconstruction of the front section of the development facing Old Market.

Demolition of barns and construction of ancillary residential building, internal alterations to existing building and change of use of land to domestic garden (Revised application of 23/00112/FL) (private drainage system) (Amended Title)

Demolition of existing building and erection of residential building to accommodate 5 no. apartments and associated alterations