Planning applications in BA1

Demolish agricultural buildings and build two self-build homes.

Reduce a decaying beech tree to a 12-metre standing trunk to reduce the risk of branches falling onto neighbouring homes.

Build a two-storey extension at the rear of the house.

Cut back lower beech branches by three metres to prevent further damage to a neighbouring roof.

Extend the hotel with replacement wedding facilities, a bar, kitchen, stores and ten guest bedrooms, demolishing existing outbuildings and wedding barn.

Extend the hotel with replacement wedding facilities, a bar, kitchen and ten guest bedrooms, demolishing existing buildings.

Cut back a goat willow to shed-roof height and fell a dead elm.

Cut back an apple tree’s crown by half and remove dead branches.

Install permanently fixed outdoor umbrellas.

Build an agricultural grain storage building.

Prune and lower a silver birch, raise its lower branches, and install bracing to support a weak fork.

Install approximately eight metres of garden fencing and a small access gate.

Fell a holly tree.

Conifer - Fell.

Create one home as an alternative to converting an agricultural building.

Prune a honey locust tree to reduce its height by two metres and spread by up to 1.5 metres.

Build a carport and first-floor extension, with changes to the internal layout.

Retain an existing portable office cabin and install a solid timber fence along the northern boundary.

Convert two first-floor offices into two two-bedroom flats.

Build a second cattery block containing ten pens, doubling the total capacity to twenty pens.

Confirm that work under an existing planning permission has legally started and the permission remains valid; no new work is proposed.

Build a steel-framed agricultural building and an access track.

Approval of details reserved by conditions 3 (Construction Environmental Method Statement/Management Plan), 5 (Archaeology Written Scheme of Investigation), 6 (Surface Water…

Reduce the overall size of a beech tree by two metres.