Variation of condition 7 (permitted development) of 20/02231/CONVAR related to 18/02941/FUL for demolition of modern structures, agricultural barn and silos. Conversion and redevelopment and creating agricultural buildings into B1a office floor space. Creating additional vehicle spaces and a new access with amendments to materials, plans and the phasing of BREEAM to enable a wider range of uses to be permitted on site

Application to vary conditions 6 (construction phase ecological mitigation strategy), 7 (landscape and ecological management plan), 8 (tree/ hedgerow protection scheme) and 11 - (approved plans) of planning permission 19/0863/FUL - Proposed solar farm (32MW) and associated development including substation, inverter cabins, switchgear/communications buildings and access track. To reflect differences between approved plans and drawings, and the as built development

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) changes include alterations of internal plan layout and external changes pursuant to planning application 2022/0546 Class Q application: prior notification of change of use of agricultural building to a dwelling, with associated operational development.

Variation of condition 3 (access and passing bay plan) relating to application 22/00926/COUAF (Determination under Class R of Part 3 of Schedule 2 to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (Amended) as to whether prior approval is required in respect of transport and highways impacts, noise impacts, contamination risks and flood risks for the change of use of two existing agricultural building to a flexible commercial use)

Planning application - variation of condition one, two, three, six, seven and nine of DC/20/1521/P3QPA to allow for use of amended plans for (a) change of use of agricultural building to dwellinghouse (Class C3) to create five dwellings (b) associated operational development

Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission: 3/22/0566/VAR 'Part conversion and part demolition of existing buildings. Provision of mixed use development for B1 Use (business) and retention of existing agricultural buildings. Erection of 26 dwellings, 10 to be affordable housing. Works to include access, landscaping, engineering and associated works. Provision of car parking spaces and cycle spaces. Variation of condition 12 (off-site highway works to improve pedestrian accessibility) of planning permission: 3/19/2211/FUL - To vary the wording from 'Prior to commencement of development' to 'Prior to first occupation of the development''. To vary the approved plans to allow re-build instead of conversion.

S19 application to vary condition 02(approved plans) to permit the erection of an additional car port/store relating to approval 20/02579/LBC for Listed Building Consent for part demolition and development of traditional farm buildings into 5 No. residential dwellings (C3) which was granted planning reference 20/01430/FUL

Variation of Condition 2 (approved plans) of 19/04161/STPLF (Change of use of existing buildings and land to provide a holiday park, artisan workshops with associated retail, artisan bakery, delicatessen, boulangerie, offices, craft pods, workshop, café/ tearooms, farm shop, tackle shop display, exhibition and fishing lake including associated alterations to farm house and buildings, operational development, landscaping, vehicular access and drainage) to allow for alterations to the site layout and design of proposed lodges

Removal of condition 1 of permission ref.18/04307/RECON granted for removal of agricultural occupancy condition, in order to restore permitted development rights to the dwelling

Variation of condition 6 (Natural England licence) of planning permission PF/15/0651 (Conversion of agricultural barn to dwelling) to refer to "a statement in writing from a suitably qualified Ecologist to the effect that he/she does not consider that the specified activity/development will require a licence following receipt of Preliminary Roost Assessment" instead of reference to "a statement in writing from Natural England..."