Temporary construction access from Pembury Road to facilitate the development of a new residential development at Blackhurst Park, Halls Hole Road, Royal Tunbridge Wells

Demolition of the existing buildings and the erection of three new build residential dwellings and associated landscaping, car parking, refuse and cycle storage

Outline permission (All matters reserved) - Residential Development containing 8 detached dwellings,

Listed Building Consent for works involved in the change of use of part first floor and all of the second floor from residential to Class E in association with the ground floor, including internal alterations and the replacement of an existing enclosed courtyard.

Change of use of part first floor and all of the second floor from residential to Class E in association with the ground floor, including internal alterations and the replacement of an existing enclosed courtyard.

Change of use and conversion of Public House A4 use (at ground floor) into Residential C3 Use to create a single dwelling with the residential unit above (Re-submission of Previous Application Ref: 21/01816/FULL)

Erection of two residential dwellings (Use Class C3), associated hard and soft landscaping works and no. 2 car parking spaces

Development of the site to provide 16 residential units, associated parking, landscaping and play space

Prior notification for the proposed change of use from Commercial, Business and Service (Use Class E) to 1 no. dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) For it's prior approval to - Transport impacts of the development, particularly to ensure safe site access - Contamination risks in relation to the building - Flooding risks in relation to the building - Impacts of noise from commercial premises on the intended occupiers of the developmen - Where the building is located in a conservation area, and the development involves a change of use of the whole or part of the ground floor, the impact of that change of use on the character or sustainability of the conservation area - The provision of adequate natural light in all habitable rooms of the dwellinghouses - The impact on intended occupiers of the development of the introduction of residential use, in an area the authority considers to be important for general or heavy industry, waste management, storage and distribution, or a mix of such uses; and where the development involves the loss of services provided by a registered nursery, or a health centre maintained under section 2 or 3 of the National Health Service Act, The impact on the local provision of the type of services lost

Proposed new 3-bed residential dwelling within the amenity curtilage of Stoke House, and new highway access to High Street serving the existing and proposed dwelling