Listed Building Application: to replace timber door leaf to architectural bronze glazed door within existing frame and architrave; Existing kitchen door carefully removed and stored on site with door frame and architrave retained; Enlarged structural opening to the kitchen and scullery to create a snug and better connection with the kitchen; Lower the sill to rear window in scullery and replace existing window with curved head double French doors; New sympathetic and contemporary single storey rear extension with corner closing architectural bronze glazed doors. Raise rear ground floor external terrace floor with minor alterations to external steps and piers. Minor remodel to the main western entrance approach to provide level access with localised alterations to the landscaping

Remodel the existing western extension to reduce the parapet height on the eastern elevation and introduction of a pitched slope with roof tiles to match the existing; remodelling of the openings to create a glazed western elevation with french doors on the north end; infilling of the existing cut-out to the doorway to create an improved roof profile, with the introduction of a matching parapet wall to create a visual break between old and new. New single storey rear extension reflecting the location and footprint of the former extension to the cross-wing with access using a former doorway to be unblocked. External landscaping works.

Proposed site redevelopment to create four bedroomed and three bedroomed barn conversions including partial demolition of non historic elements, full conversion, building remodelling and construction of cart lodge garaging together with associated landscaping works.

Change of use from railway signal box to overnight accommodation and occasional limited public access heritage asset. Including: internal remodelling of the existing ground and first floor area to provide overnight accommodation, ground floor extension, external landscaping works and provision of new access to the site. (Listed Building Consent)

Refurbishment and alteration of the Radcliffe Science Library, Abbot's Kitchen and west wing of Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory (D1 use) to enable use as a graduate college, museums' collections teaching and research centre and library (D1 use), including internal layout changes, new opening between Abbot's Kitchen/Jackson Wing and Inorganic Chemistry, removal of two bookcases in Jackson Wing first floor, insertion of raised floor at Inorganic Chemistry first floor, insertion of new kitchen, new dining hall and servery. Insertion of secondary glazing in Worthington Wing and Jackson Wing and replacement windows in Inorganic Chemistry. External works to include creation of new lift extension between Jackson Wing and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, new roof mounted plant equipment, insertion of new entrance to eastern elevation of Worthington Wing, creation of an accessible entrance to south elevation of Jackson Wing including remodelling existing footpath, new landscaping, provision of cycle parking and provision of external bin store.