Lower ground and ground floor side and rear extensions, following demolition of existing garage. Alterations and extension to roof including removal of chimneys to create new crown roof with front, side and rear dormer windows. Alterations to hard and soft landscaping including new terraces to rear at ground and lower ground levels with glazed balustrading and provision of off-street parking to front with associated vehicle access and changes to front boundary including addition of sliding gates

Alterations to landscaping including changes to levels, removal of 1no. cherry tree and 1no. cypress tree. Addition of 2no. magnolia trees and 2no. prunus trees to rear boundary

Alterations to front landscaping to include, new set of stone steps, accessed from a new timber gate. Improving the existing sloping path with steps from the side door to the driveway and rebuilding the front retaining wall. Resurfacing the concrete driveway with a resin bound gravel. Adjusting the levels of the garden to accommodate the alterations to access and replacing existing timber balustrades. Replacement of existing planting. Removal of a tree from the front garden and replanting 4no additional trees and shrubs, yew hedging along boundary wall and at upper level. Replacement of the existing timber garage doors and light fittings

Variation of condition 1 (Approved Plans), 4 (Temporary Tree Protection), 7 (Demolition & Construction Method Statement) of planning permission 17/0369/FUL dated 02/08/2017 for `Two-storey side extension to the Leo Baeck Wing. Refurbishment of existing synagogue with associated car parking, cycle and refuse storage and new boundary treatment.` Variation to including alterations to the wording of conditions 4 and 7. Retaining the sukkah garden area to the front of the Hall, keeping the building footprint roughly as existing. Rebuilding the whole Leo Baeck Hall, including the three storey section, as a two storey building that is more suitable from a structural, thermal and accessibility point of view. Reducing the roof plant on the existing building and omitting the roof gardens for structural reasons. Rationalising the internal layouts to provide consistency of elevations.