Erection of a first -floor front extension and a single-storey rear extension with accommodation in new roof, with insertion of two front dormer windows & three rear dormer windows to form a part two-storey and part one-and-a-half storey dwelling house.

Alterations to the roof with the creation of gable ends and insertion of two dormer windows to the front and two dormer windows to the rear. Erection of a part two storey part single storey side / rear extension to include a raised terrace area and single storey side extensions all with associated works to facilitate; a change of use from a house in multiple occupation (Class C4) comprising 4 no. bedrooms for up to eight occupants to a house in multiple occupations (Sui Generis) comprising 10 no. bedrooms for up to fifteen occupants. With retention of the ground floor commercial units.

Scots Pine T1 - TPO 16/02 Requesting to fell T1. T1 is approximately 50 feet tall, and located within a private garden on top of a 2.5m high bank, T1 is still growing and if the tree were to fall it would fall towards our house and garage causing severe / catastrophic damage to our house and our neighbours. T1 also has Ivy over half of T1, which could be weakening the integrity of the structure of the tree. The majority of the branches overhang the garden towards the house, as Scot Pine needles are toxic, this is also causing severe damage and killing a large area of grass. This is a new build house, the garden was dug up and the bank the tree is situated on was altered and dug up by excavators whilst removing other trees and gorse, I have spoken to a tree surgeon that has informed me that if the root structure was damaged or compromised at any point by the excavators digging or driving over the roots, this may not cause immediate issues but as the tree grows in height and weight it will become unstable and fall. Since the tree has been pollenating I have noticed that my daughter has been suffering from an allergy and causing her to cough, so I am unable to open her bedroom window as this is located at the back on the house. Behind our property is a conservation area with a large number of established trees, which surrounds the property, our house is situated at the end of the development, where there is a number of established trees next to T1, T1 is not a focal point of the area, and will not change the characteristics of the development if it were to be removed.

Erection of two storey front and side extension involving creation of ground floor annexe accommodation. Erection of single storey rear extension. New front porch. Render existing house with associated alterations to fenestration.

Erection of a first floor front extension and a single storey rear extension with accommodation in the roof. Raising of the roof with the insertion of two front dormer windows; and three rear dormer windows to form a part two storey and part one-and-a-half storey dwelling house.

Listed Building Consent for the conversion of Queen Anne House from office (Class B1c) to residential (Class C3) comprising 5 no. flats (1x 3 Bed, 2x 2 Bed and 2x 1 Bed) with associated alterations comprising removal of existing rear canopy, signage and a/c units, new windows, flues and extraction outlets.

Application for a minor material amendment pursuant to condition 3 of planning permission 19/0593 (relating to the erection of a single storey detached dwelling with accommodation in the roof space following demolition of existing bungalow, and removal of existing mobile home) to allow for changes to dormer windows and rooflights, alterations to parking and site layout.

Erection of first-floor front extension, two storey rear extension, side extensions and raising of the roof with the insertion of 2 front dormer windows and two rear dormer windows to form a part two-storey & part one-and-a-half storey dwelling house. Erection of a detached garage. Erection of detached double garage.

Construction of ground floor canopy around existing house and first floor rear extension including new side window.