151 on record · mostly Wiltshire · 8 approved in the last 90 days · typically 55 days to a decision
The four lowest branches of a beech tree would be removed to provide clearance up to six metres above ground.
Build a stable and storage building in a paddock.
Remove two ornamental hawthorn trees, two holly trees and one conifer.
Raise the roof for a loft conversion, add a rear extension, alter the porch, and retain an existing garden shed and fencing.
Convert part of a pub into one home, with parking, vehicle turning space, a private garden and access.
Install solar panels on the east and west roof slopes of a three-bedroom house.
Confirm that previously approved house works have legally started; no new building work is proposed.
Trim a horse chestnut tree by two to three metres all round.
Reduce a cherry tree's canopy by 20–25%.
Convert 148 square metres of agricultural building into office space.
Demolish six farm buildings and build eight estate-worker cottages, restoring the farm track and adding access, parking, landscaping and waste facilities.
Remove the existing side conservatory and replace it with a single-storey extension.
Convert a store room into a bedroom and bathroom.
Temporarily placing and living in a caravan, with a storage container, in the garden of Folly Cottage.
Convert number 14 into a house and the upper floors of number 15 into two flats.
Convert number 14 into a house and the upper floors of number 15 into two flats.
Fell a eucalyptus tree.
Fell a cherry tree and two conifers, and plant a small crab apple tree to replace the cherry.
Nominate The Swan for recognition as a community asset, with no building work proposed.
Prune an acer tree back by two metres.
Seeking legal confirmation that work on an earlier approved scheme has started.
Install a borehole for irrigation and housing for its equipment.
Confirm permission is not needed to let the property through Airbnb for 60 to 120 nights each year.
Remove a dead silver birch and cut back a field maple, an oak, a beech and two hornbeams.