Demolition of stable and removal of static caravan; erection of single-storey triple-bay domestic garage

Erection of Detached Tack Room Store (Part Retrospective) and Detached Stable Block

Conversion of stable/agricultural building with associated external alterations to form annexe to the existing dwelling

Change of use of land from agricultural to keeping horses and erection of stable block

Conversion of a part of the southern stable block and external alterations form a one bedroom holiday unit

Internal and external works associated with conversion of a part of the southern stable block to a one bedroom holiday unit

Change of use of land from agricultural to non-commercial equestrian use, erection of a stable block and construction of menage

Demolition of tractor barn on north side of house, shed to east of East Stable, cart lodge/garage to north-east of house, outhouse adjacent to north-east corner of East Stable and lean-to forming part east side of north range Widening of southern entrance gateway and formation of new parking and turning area on west side of Church Farm. (Details all as submitted with Planning Application Ref: PF/21/3355.) Construction/erection of boundary walls and railings.

Construction of two storey dwelling, detached garage, stables and store following demolition of existing bungalow

This application is for ongoing management of the trees on this landholding (1 acre woodland, one acre paddock with stables and 1 acre meadow with boundary shrubs and trees). The objectives are to ensure long term visual appearance, tree vitality, biodiversity, good land husbandry and the provision of firewood, fruit and woodland products for the owners use (non commercial). Works will include small scale coppicing of species such as Alder, Hazel, Willow and Sweet Chestnut. The coppicing will include young trees/coppice stools on rotation and some older alder coppice on long term rotation. There will be occasional removal of lower branches to some stems to allow for access. These works will be ongoing over many years and will be the basis of a sustainable approach the the land management. Directly adjacent to the stables on the south side of the road some small scale tree removal is proposed. In this location in the past overstocking has occurred with a mix of willow, fruit trees, walnut (1), beech (1), horse chestnut and ornamentals (such as ornamental prunus sp.) The removal will focus on ornamentals and horse chestnut where these require thinning and to allow room and light to the more productive fruit trees, walnut tree and remaining horse chestnut. Some lower branches will be removed to allow access to retained trees and fruit trees will be pruned. This area is also shaded by a mature Quercus robur which will be retained. Some hedging comprising primarily as Ilex aquifolium will be planted along the highway boundary. Works will be completed prior to bird nesting season where ever possible.