Listed Building Consent for the removal of thatched roof covering and replacement by slate or tiled roof

Certificate of Lawfulness for a Listed Building to make good and repair the external walls to an outbuilding. To use all existing materials where possible, replacing as essential with like for like. To repoint stone to match existing adjoining building. To make good and replace existing roof timbers. Remove existing tin roof which has deteriorated and replace. All works are essential remedial works.

Listed Building Consent for converting the existing barn to habitable/one bedroom annexe accommodation including family use and holiday let/air b'n'b use and a replacement insulated ground floor, drylining the external walls, insulating and under-boarding the existing roof, installing a new mezzanine floor, replacing existing external door and windows within their existing structural openings, new power lighting, water and heating installations, fitting of new kitchen units and sanitaryware and decoration throughout

Approval of details reserved by conditions 3 (a schedule of drawings that show details of proposed windows, rooflights and doors in section and elevation at scales between 1:20 and 1:1 as appropriate, showing details of glazing type, framing, glazing bars, cills, ironmongery, and finish colour) and 4 (a schedule of all external finish materials including roof and wall materials, lintels, fascias, and rainwater goods, including finish colour) of listed building consent reference NW/22/00274/LBC

Non-material amendment to condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission reference NW/22/00039/FUL to alter the building's roof and front external elevation

Certificate of lawful development proposed for an annex for the manufacture of a separate product group (Crestapol) to be built on the side of an existing production building (NPP). The proposed extension consists of a mixture of a two storey with a plant deck section and a single storey section. The building will be a braced steel frame. The upper floors are open grill decking. It is anticipated that the extension will have insulated profiled metal sheeting roof and wall cladding. Foundations are likely to be deepened traditional pad foundations. The ground floor slab is anticipated to be a ground-bearing in-situ concrete slab. A new concrete apron will be created between the annex and the site's existing arterial road.

Approval of details reserved by conditions 4 (schedule of all external finish materials including roof and wall materials, lintels, fascias, and rainwater goods, including finish colour), 5 (a schedule of drawings that show details of proposed windows and doors in section and elevation at scales between 1:20 and 1:1 as appropriate, showing details of glazing type, framing, glazing bars, cills, ironmongery, and finish colour), 6 (details of any ground surface areas required to facilitate the proposals), 7 (details of all boundary treatments), 11 (the implementation of a programme of archaeological work in accordance with a written scheme of investigation), 14 (details of the proposed bicycle parking), and 15 (a scheme for the provision of charging points for electric vehicles) of planning permission reference NW/22/00256/FUL

Conversion of existing storage outbuilding to form a one bedroom apartment, to include alterations to lower the existing roof and single storey extension

Change of use of existing building from garage/storage into new one bedroom dwelling including external rendering to the south elevation only, the removal of the exiting garage doors and infilling with two windows and a door on the southern elevation and a new double glazed window in the first floor southern elevation and a new double glazing fixed non openable window on the north elevation and a glazed roof lantern over the existing single storey element

An application to determine if prior approval is required for a proposed the change of Use of an Agricultural Building to 3 Dwellinghouses (Class C3), and for the retention of the floor, steel frame, roof and side panels, the concreate blockwork at ground floor level. The insertion of openings within the elevations and filling in of some of the existing shutter doors