Listed Building Consent - In the process of repairing extensive water damage to the flat we had to deconstruct a non original single skin plasterboard and timber partition due to the extent of the water damage. It was presenting a danger and health hazard and putting the building at risk of rot. During this process we revealed what we realise must have been the original room with all its original cornicing intact. We believe it is the only room on the ground floor of Arnold House now in its original state. We would love to use the room in this form and preserve the grandeur of the original design. Since keeping it as a single grand space would mean the loss of a bedroom and we have 2 children, we also seek permission to move the kitchen across to one wall of this space. The proposed design is created to be unobtrusive in the room, as the proposed plan demonstrates. We will not need to impact the original wall as boxed in services are already in existence along this wall which we will make use of. At no point will any windows or original features be intruded upon.We have taken care to preserve the original flooring under sheets of hardboard with underlay and a click flooring system above. We have made no holes or nails in the original flooring, should it one day be restored. Our proposed alteration would allow the flat to preserve the grandeur of its original design whilst enabling contemporary family living.

Listed Building consent - I'm looking to do some work on the exterior of my house. The work includes: Removing plaster on the front external wall (existing), Reintroduce the savolit boards fixed to timber studs), Apply two coats of lime plaster to give the same effect as what's there, The first coat will be thermalime The top coat is fibre chalk (both supplied by Anglia Lime co.) Paint (lime wash/approved colour), The intention is for the exterior wall to look exactly as it is (except the paint colour - which I'll seek approval for). Repair of windows on the front elevation.

Listed Building Consent - Erection of a single height pitched roof extension separated from the main body of the house via a flat roofed, glass faced link (amended scheme to DC/21/1618/LBC).

Listed Building Consent - Removal of wooden framework and glass windows and roof of a conservatory attached to south side of house to be replaced with identical wooden frame and glass. 20" brick walls to remain. Current structure has some wood that is rotting and some glass panels that have blown

Listed Building Consent - Re-roof the back section of the main roof at the eastern end of the house, using plaintiles, Replace the existing timber window frame at the western end of the house on the ground floor with a window of the same design and replace the wooden bracketed hood over the front door with the same design, onto the existing brackets

Listed Building Consent - Single storey wc extension to existing detached annexe of grade II listed house, reinstatement of a previously removed chimney, and the removal of the internal ceiling to open internal space to slope of roof by introduction of steel beams.

Listed Building Consent - 1. Extend or renew LBC granted June 2019 subject to a condition that it be commenced within 3 years i.e. June 2022. It is now April 2022 and it has not been commenced due to the pandemic, and it will not be commenced before June this year. I hope to get a contractor this summer but it may not be until summer 2023. The consent is to remove the existing pebbledash and re-render in smooth render 2. Add a sundial on the south (street-facing) front of the house. This is one of the faces to be re-rendered. This has been the subject of pre-application advice, reference DC/21/4534/PREAPP

Listed Building Consent - Change of Use of Coach House Annexe Building to full residential including internal alterations

Listed Building Consent - Install additional windows and provide shutters existing home office

Listed Building Consent - Repairs, Alterations and Extensions to existing farm house