Demolition of existing 2 storey building (adjacent to dwelling at 169) and sheds to the rear. Construction of a 2 storey dwelling house to the rear and 2 storey infill building adjacent to 169 (for use as ancillary space for new rear dwellinghouse), with associated refuse storage, cycle storage, boundary treatment, and landscaping.

Construction of machinery storage shed incorporating ancillary home office

Alterations; demolition of existing single storey rear extension and construction of a single storey rear/side extension; erection of replacement front porch; demolition of shed and erection of single storey outbuilding for use as a home office; and installation of 3 rooflights to faciliatate the conversion of the loft space to a bedroom.

Erection of a single-storey rear/side extension following demolition of existing rear conservatory and detached shed The proposed extension will extend out 5 meters from the existing rear external wall and will also wrap around the right hand side (north facing) of the house with a 1m gap to the boundary to allow for side access to the existing front side access gate. The entire length of the new rear extension including the side on it's rear elevation will be 8088mm which is longer than half the the original width of the existing house. The construction of the proposed extension will consist of timber, conventional masonry construction (brick and blockwork) a flat 'warm deck' roof with two lights and structural steels to support the existing rear masonry wall of the house to allow a spacious opening into the proposed floor area. The proposed 'wrap around' extension will accomodate a new utility room, kitchen and dining area which will integrate into the existing footprint of the house.

Construction of a two-storey three-bedroom dwelling house incorporating roofspace accommodation (following demolition of two garages and a workshop/shed)

Proposed construction of 1 new detached house, including new access road, fence and shed.

Certificate of lawful development for replacing the external stairs from upper ground to garden level on the west side elevation of the house with a wider staircase to allow better access from the living and dining rooms to the garden, and the construction of a storage room underneath the new stairs. This will be accessed from a lower-ground floor window, currently facing the lightwell, which will be converted into a doorway. The construction of a lean-to greenhouse and sunroom, abutting against a wall made of London stock brick to match the existing building and St. Peter's Church. Various works to the garden including tool shed and compost bin adjacent the brick wall, a chicken coup and garden furniture, replacement of unoriginal railing along lightwell with planting, and gratings over the southern part of the existing lightwell to provide access to the garden from the street.

Construction of a single storey , with basement level, dwelling house in rear garden accessed from The Rise; associated amenity space and refuse storage (following demolition of existing shed).

Construction of a new low energy eco-house, double garage, greenhouse and potting shed

Demolition of tractor shed, storage barn and abandoned cottages. Construction of a new house set into the landscape against ha-ha wall with green roofs, improved wild flower meadows and refurbished pond and spring.