There are a number of self set goat willows surrounding the site compound that have started to grow where the Trust stores materials. We would like to cut these back to our boundary so that the compound can be used for material storage again. The length is approx 200m along the back north edge of our compound which needs the goat willows cutting back (photo 1 and 2) There is also a large willow adjacent to the Trust office building (photo3) which we would like to remove as it is growing too close to our office building. Also a young Ash sapling (Photo 4) that needs removing due to its proximity to the office building. Unfortunately due to the nature of our compound and how we need it for storage, there is no space for replanting trees at this location following these works.

Demolition of two storey modern era office building (circa 1970s origin)

Demolition of 2 No derelict single storey buildings (former laundrette and post office)

Demolition of existing offices, storage building and associated structures

Demolition of Ian Clough Hall (former library with offices and recreational facilities)

Conversion of former office building into 33 apartments

Change of use of Aire Valley House (Block 1) and the Hive (Block 2) from office to residential (Use Class C3) to provide 139 units (111 within Aire Valley House and 28 within the Hive)

Change of use of ground floor from office to three dwellings (Use Class C3)

Change of use from Office to 26 dwellinghouses (apartments) (C3)

Change of use from offices to one dwellinghouse (Use Class C3)