Alterations to fenestration on northern, southern, eastern and western elevations, replacement of existing garage roof and construction of raised patio to rear of dwelling.

Certificate of lawfulness for proposed construction of hip-to-gable roof extension with gable-end window and alterations including 3 x rooflights to front roofslope, 1 x dormer window to rear and 1 x window to side elevation all in connection with conversion of loft to habitable accommodation. Internal alterations to existing dwelling. Construction of single storey detached outbuilding for use as gymnasium

Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - The construction of a small garden room to be used for recreational purposes to enhance the overall enjoyment of the dwellinghouse. Access to the building is via the main dwelling along the back garden. Internal access is provided by 4 sliding doors along the west elevation. High level glazing is present along the east elevation, 6 panes, and a singular window is present on the south elevation. The external walls of the small building are set back 2 metres from the boundaries on all sides and a significant proportion of the building is below the hedge line. The external walls are clad in shou-sugi-ban charred timber cladding and the roof is clad with VM Zinc Anthra, both materials match the alterations and extensions of the main house which have been given planning consent.

Certificate of Lawfulness for a Proposed Development: Construction of internal dividing walls at ground and first floor levels, continuing into roof space, to incorporate part of the adjacent residential dwelling known as 27 High Street into 29 High Street together; alterations to fenestration