Use of premises as a home for up to three children or young people with up to two full-time resident carers sleeping and staying overnight and living together as a single household.

The proposal includes a full-width ground floor extension along the rear elevation of the house and a half-width first-floor bedroom extension. All existing access points will be preserved.

Convert the existing roof space into a habitable space. Externally this includes the introduction of a traditional dormer roof window to the front elevation of the house and x3 Velux windows to the rear pitch of the roof (these windows are highlighted on the attached drawings in green) The existing outbuilding within the rear garden is to have a small infill extension (the extension is highlighted on the attached drawings in orange) x2 new Velux windows are to be added to the ground floor kitchen roof (these windows are highlighted on the attached drawings in yellow

Removal of part of the side boundary wall, the laying of stone to the front garden of the house and construction of a brick arch to the side

Lawful Development Certificate Existing: Prior to 1995 the building was converted from one dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to four self-contained flats (Use Class C3). Then in 1995 subsequently converted to five studios/ flats (Use Class C3) and one 4-bedroom house of multiple occupation (Use Class C4) comprising four units.

Change the garage into an office and store and then create a single storey extension at the rear of the house coming out by 3m.

Construction of a new rear dormer on an existing end-terrace house

Construction of single storey rear extension to a dwelling-house

Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed Use or Development - proposed refreshment unit (ancillary to the wider hospital use) on land adjacent to Pinewood House.

Single storey rear extension and single storey side extension to existing lean-to to existing two storey semi-detached house