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Received 21 September 2026
DM/2026/01147
Dig holes x10 and installing metal posts as well as a metal gate and height restricting barrier at entrance to the car park. There will be 8 security bollards and x2 posts at a depth of 900 mm The 2 posts allow for gate and height restricting barrier to be attached and locked.
Approved475 m
Received 27 July 2026
DM/2026/00924
The project is to redevelop the old Wash House into a Scriptorium. The Scriptorium will be a space where a library of books will be stored, a place for reading, studying and writing. The space will be used for the applicant?s own office activities. It is noted that books of value will be retained in an alternative secure location. The works require upgrades to the building fabric to preserve the building, whilst also making it a habitable space. There is also the proposal to include for a singular roof light to the south pitch of the roof, and the incorporation of external grilles for the intake and extract of the proposed MVHR unit.
Waiting for a decision356 m
Received 27 July 2026
DM/2026/00925
The project is to redevelop the old Wash House into a Scriptorium. The Scriptorium will be a space where a library of books will be stored, a place for reading, studying and writing. The space will be used for the applicants own office activities. It is noted that books of value will be retained in an alternative secure location. The works require upgrades to the building fabric to preserve the building, whilst also making it a habitable space. There is also the proposal to include for a singular roof light to the south pitch of the roof, and the incorporation of external grilles for the intake and extract of the proposed MVHR unit.
Waiting for a decision356 m
Received 13 May 2026
DM/2026/00624
T1: Sweet Chestnut, front left of drive; remove epicormic growth to a height of 4m all round. G2: Robinia group, rear drive; reduce 3x largest stems by removing approximately 2m all round back to suitable growth points and shape.
Approved369 m