Open fronted straw and hay shed also farm machinery storage. Galvanised steel framed building with grey concrete fibre roof sheets wood perlings concrete panel sides with wooden weatherboarding above and panel steel end doors all to match existing neighbouring sheds.

The Application seeks retrospective consent for the use of green belt land for agricultural purposes and to retain structures ( shed, greenhouse, fruit cage, cold frame) that have been inadvertently erected without planning permission.

This application seeks permission for a steel portal frame agricultural storage shed on unproductive agricultural land. The modern agricultural shed is to be used for machinery, fodder and straw storage as their rural business continues to expand and they require extra facilities on this block of land that is now separate from the main holding. The land currently has planning permission granted through permitted development for a smaller agricultural storage shed on the same site, but this has not and will not be utilised. Ref application number: 21/00647/AGR

The proposal is to demolish a redundant pig fattening building and surface the site with concrete or tarmac to provide additional car parking for the existing farm shop and milk vending machine enterprises and erect a replacement traditionally constructed brick under pitched tiled roof farm building divided to provide 2 loose boxes and open cart shed.

An agricultural shed for the storage of machinery, fodder and straw.

Change of use of agricultural land to equestrian use, retention of tack room, feed room and storage building, retention of access drive and hardstanding, retention of domestic storage shed and kennel and change of use of agricultural land to garden.

Erection of timber framed agricultural shed on land to the rear of 165 Post Office Road

The erection of a building as a reception building for the equestrian business at Wood Farm House (replacing an existing timber shed)