Change of use of existing Commercial Units, units 1, 3 and 5 at No.14 Borough Street from commercial use (Class E) to residential use (Class C), change of use of unit 6 within No.12 Borough Street from residential use (Class C) to commercial use (Class E), erection of single storey rear extension with terrace above to the rear of No. 14 to provide additional accommodation to unit 1, replacement of existing front door of No.14 to timber door with glazed upper panel, insertion of new first floor doors to rear elevation in place of existing window and insertion of two rooflights to rear elevation

Change of use of shop/post office to residential accommodation to be used as part of the existing dwelling on the site including the removal of shop front and insertion of new windows

Conversion of existing building to form one residential dwelling including raising the roof of the single storey part of the building and the insertion of new windows and doors

My wife would like to be able to work from our home as a hairdresser. We have an existing brick built outbuilding in our building that will be used for this purpose. We converted our current house 5 years ago from a commercial property (formally the Flaxdressers pub and later Saffron Blue Indian resturant) so it is currently a residential only use type, and we need to change it to mixed-use I believe. Please advise if this is not the case. Access to and from the highway remains the same as when the property was commercial and has sufficient turning area to exit facing the highway. The outbuilding requires only minor building works such as replacement windows/door and insulated plasterboarding internally.

Change of use of first floor office and stores to residential flat, insertion of new windows and roof light and installation of replacement external staircase (Part retrospective)