Application for a proposed lawful development certificate for internal remodelling of existing dwelling including rooflights Residential garage conversion Loft conversion Porch Construction

Reserved Matters for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for the provision of 7 dwellings relating to application 19/01411/OUT for a residential development for up to 9 dwellings including access, demolition and any necessary ground remodelling.

(This application is not being determined by Bedford Borough Council. Please contact the applicant for details or to make comments) Outline Planning Application for a Sustainable Urban Extension comprising residential development of up to 2,200 dwellings (Class C3), residential institution (Class C2), up to 110,000 square metres of employment development (Classes B2 (General Industrial), B8 (Storage and Distribution), E(comprising Office, Research and Development of Products or Processes and Industrial Processes)), two local entres, two primary schools, one secondary school, details of the principal accesses from A6 /John Clark Way roundabout and Newton Road, secondary vehicular and non vehicular accesses, public open space including Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace, cemetery, allotments, noise mitigation features, drainage, primary sub-station utilities apparatus and associated engineering works, demolition of existing buildings, earthworks and ground remodelling (All Matters reserved except Access) at Rushden East Urban Extension Liberty Way Rushden Northamptonshire. To view go to www.east-northamptonshire.gov.uk/publicaccess.

Variation of conditions 1 and 15 of planning permission dated 23rd March 2018 (RN 17/08716/FULL) for the variation of condition 1 and removal of condition 33 and 34 of planning permission dated 20 April 2016 (RN: 15/06448) for the 'Demolition of all existing buildings and comprehensive redevelopment to provide a mixed use development accommodated in a single building arranged around a central courtyard of lower ground, ground, eight upper floors, rooftop plant and basements. Use of new building for hotel comprising up to 190 guest rooms, restaurants/bars, ballroom, function rooms, hotel leisure/spa facilities, ancillary and back of house spaces (Class C1), 24-28 residential dwellings including ancillary residential leisure and amenity facilities (Class C3) and retail (Class A1), car and cycle parking with access from Grosvenor Crescent and Halkin Street, refuse, delivery and circulation spaces within basements and other associated works. (Site includes Yorkshire House, Grosvenor Crescent, 3, 4, 5 and 8 Pembroke Close and 12 Halkin Street London SW1)'. NAMELY, to amend the approved drawing numbers to allow changes to the approved scheme to be incorporated into the permitted scheme; the addition of car detailing in the car park; the remodelling of the UKPN substation pavilion on Grosvenor Crescent to introduce a revised design of the Pembroke Horn and a secondary entrance; details of design of the Chinese restaurant door on Grosvenor Crescent; and minor amendments to the design of the facades.

Details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for the erection of 400 dwellings with associated public open space and sustainable drainage systems(being reserved matters for outline application 16/02224/OUTM, granted on 14.11.2019) for the erection of residential development of up to 400 dwellings, Primary School, Open Space including green wedge, formal open space and children's play areas, landscape works including retained and new woodland planting, principle of access from Hatfield Lane, internal road network, cycle and pedestrian network, provision of utilities, drainage and necessary diversions and demolition and any engineering and ground remodelling works

Outline Planning Application for a Sustainable Urban Extension comprising residential development of up to 2,200 dwellings (Class C3), residential institution (Class C2), up to 110,000 square metres of employment development (Classes B2 (General Industrial), B8 (Storage and Distribution), E(comprising Office, Research and Development of Products or Processes and Industrial Processes)), two local centres, two primary schools, one secondary school, details of the principal accesses from A6 /John Clark Way roundabout and Newton Road, secondary vehicular and non vehicular accesses, public open space including Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace, cemetery, allotments, noise mitigation features, drainage, primary sub-station utilities apparatus and associated engineering works, demolition of existing buildings, earthworks and ground remodelling (All Matters reserved except Access)

Residential development of 167 new homes on land south of Packman Dyke together with associated infrastructure, including ground remodelling for flood compensation works, landscaping and public open space, and vehicular access via Wilford Road. Watercourse realignment, ground remodelling and other sustainable drainage measures, landscaping and public open space on land north of Packman Dyke.