Non material amendment to planning permission 20/00749/FUL - Removal of redundant fireplaces and alterations to chimney design, minor amendment to fenestration to match that on the adjacent farm house, fascias shown behind gutters in lieu of dummy rafter ends, addition of solar panels (Plots 1-4). Internal layout and window alterations to Plot 1, internal layout and minor external alterations to Plots 2 and 3 and internal layout and fenestration alterations to Plot 4 (as detailed within the application).

Compliance with condition 4 (Restrict Fencing) of permission 21/02701/FUL - Addition of dormer window and alteration of existing dormer windows to the rear elevation of house, change of use of land from agricultural to agricultural/equestrian and addition of access track and hardstanding with associated works

Variation of condition 02 of 21/03742/FULLN (Demolition of three agricultural buildings, erection of 4 dwellings and installation of package treatment plant) - amendments to approved Plot 1 - reposition garage and add home office, alterations to internal layout, revised fenestration, creation of second floor, insertion of three roof lights to rear elevation, and alterations to entrance/driveway

Conversion of agricultural clock house building to residential to form 2 bed accommodation including internal alterations and external alterations to fenestration

Prior Approval for change of use from agricultural building to dwelling house with operational development replacing existing metal sheet roof with standing seam sheeting; timber cladding to building and the insertion of new windows and doors

Minor material amendment to approval 20/P/0684/FUL (Change of use of redundant agricultural building (cow shed) to residential use, demolition of existing agricultural building and construction of new bat house) to allow separation of cowshed from Glen Farm building; changes to internal layout and fenestration; installation of 3no.glazed ridge lights

Variation of condition 2 to Increase in the size of the gable section of the barn to create a larger reception room; Addition of dormer windows to the rear elevations; Internal Layout amendments; Minor amendments to fenestration to ensure usability and conformity to fire escape building regulations Part B; Clarity on proposed materials; Addition of timber lintels to windows previously without, pursuant to Application 20/00148/FUL - The removal of a modern agricultural building and construction of 1 No. 3 bedroom self-build residential dwelling to enhance the setting of the adjacent Listed Manor House

Discharge of condition 3 (glazing details) and condition 7 (sections for windows and doors) on planning permission PF/22/0338 ( Alterations to dwelling house and associated external works; conversion and extension of East Stable to habitable accommodation; conversion of North Range to habitable accommodation including replacement of roof structure; construction of detached garage to north-east of house; widening of southern entrance gateway and formation of new parking and turning area on west side of Church Farm; erection of boundary walls and railings)

External works and alterations (retrospective) including - the construction of a new entrance porch, new chimney, replacement cladding and external materials to the walls and roof and new windows and doors to allow the change of use of the building for uses incidental to the principal use of the dwelling known as Birchwood Farm as a home office, overnight guest accommodation, and the provision of new welfare facilities including toilet and shower in addition to agricultural use

Tree work noted on plan and aerial view of site in alphabetical order. The three leylandii lines to dismantle: a) At the fork in the drive, on the LH side. Plan is to replace with laurel hedge which will be lower (9m compared to 16m height of current leylandii) and admit much more light to the walled garden area. b) The line of leylandii bordering the farm (on the top field with the bonfire in it). There are some broadleaf trees in that line which we would like to preserve, a cherry, Oak, Beech, Hornbeam. c) The line of leylandii put up to mark the helipad on that top bonfire field. These are particularly problematic since they block a huge amount of light in that part of the garden and prevent the healthy growth of the varied trees and shrubs there. d) G1 Apple trees, carry out maintenance pruning, 1.5 metre reductions and 20%crown thin. e) 3 no yews at the foot of the motte (opposite kitchen window) need some lifting and pruning - they're looking straggly with bare branches on the underside. Crown lift 1.5 metres and deadwood. f) T4 Sycamore dismantle to the union, leaving the trunk as habitat, due to close proximity to the house and structurally compromised by repeated squirrel damage and split at the union. g) Small rotten Laurel fell. Weeping Aspen outside the walled garden, situated on the driveway side. Reduce crown height by 3m to 11m.