Installation of new shop front to front and side elevations and replacement of 3 no. first floor side timber windows

Erection of a single-storey side extension, new roof over existing flat roof two-storey rear extension and new windows to front elevation

Side and rear extension, side extension to roof, insertion of 2 no. front dormer windows, new front porch, hipped roof to existing garage and render and cladding to walls

Raising of roof to provide for additional accommodation, insertion of a side facing dormer window and alterations to the existing raised terraced area

Erection of a front and side extension (1.5 storey) to provide for a garage at ground floor level with a gym above, insertion of front dormer window and external staircase

Conversion of existing public house with function room and apartment into a smaller public house and 6 no. 1 bed apartments including the addition of two dormer windows to the front elevation and dormers (without windows) to the rear and alterations to outbuildings for cycle & bin storage and communal seating areas for residents

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.

Installation of a rear dormer window

Installation of dormer windows to facilitate loft conversion