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MB.Lei.C4 Combined Sheet Wigan & Leigh Archives and Local Studies MB/Lei/C4 Building Planning Applications Leigh Municipal Borough Council (1875-1974) List Created by Wigan & Leigh Archives Volunteers, 2018 To view the original applications, please contact the Archives [email protected] Planning Decision Reference Code Description/Type of Property or Properties Address Built For Built/Designed By Date of Plans Original Reference Codes Other Reference Codes (Approved/Not) & Date Alterations to cottage dwelling, plan only. Unknown Address MB/Lei/C4/4/1 Possible drain or water supply renewal. Brewery Lane, Leigh Mr. Henry Hilton Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 363/261 New Build - Three houses in Brewery Lane, Bedford including side MB/Lei/C4/4/2 elevation and section. 4,6,8, Brewery Lane Leigh Mr. Benjamin Grundy Not recorded 1876-06-20 20 Jun 1876 Approved 362/34 R. Eaton, 9 Prestwich Avenue Culcheth. (Builder A. Dare, 36 Turner Street, 24 Aug 1961 MB/Lei/C4/4/3 Dwelling- proposed conversion of bedroom and bathroom. 5 Brewery Lane Leigh Mr. P. Hanrahan Leigh 1961-08-23 Approved 363/10297 MB/Lei/C4/4/4 Plan only. Proposed new build. Six houses including side elevation Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. Isaac Leagher Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 365/1010 Two plans only. Original and tracing. MB/Lei/C4/4/5 Single dwelling including side elevation and section. Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. W. Alderman Thomas W. Ratcliffe 1836-08-28 Not recorded 366/1475 Bedford Mill Estate MB/Lei/C4/4/06 Improvement Scheme (Drains) Brideoake Street/ Farnworth Street. Local Authority? Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 367/988 Proposed new build- five houses, plan only inc side elevation and Brewery Lane MB/Lei/C4/4/07 section Bedford, Leigh Mr. Henry Hilton Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 361/256 L.C.C. Brewery Lane County architect MB/Lei/C4/4/08 Series of plans (11) and papers for Leigh Major School Clinic, College Street. Lancashire County Council. Roger Booth? 1966-11-01 Approved 26 Jan 1967 360/645 Installation of WC in existing bathroom. W. H. Pennington and Sons MB/Lei/C4/4/9 Dwelling 12 Brideoake Street, Leigh. Mr. L. Collinere Limited. 1971-07-02 Approved 1 July 1971 368/3790 Installation of WC in existing bathroom. W. H. Pennington and Sons MB/Lei/C4/4/10 Dwelling shows rear elevation 18 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mrs. Lyon Limited. 1970-03-16 Approved 16 Mar 1970 369/2849 New Scullery. Dwelling. MB/Lei/C4/4/11 Shows elevation view. 20 Brideoake Street, Leigh A. Ledward V. Alldred- plans 1956-10-24 Approved 24 Oct 1970 370/8149 New build - four cottages. MB/Lei/C4/4/12 Shows front elevation 22 - 28 Brideoake Street, Leigh. Edward Lyon. Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 371/1007 MB/Lei/C4/4/13a Proposed Scullery. Plan only. Dwelling. 24 Brideoake Street, Leigh. Mr. H. Dolphin Not recorded 1944-10-24 Approved 24 Oct 1944 372/5486 R. Eaton 9 Prestwich Avenue, Culcheth. MB/Lei/C4/4/13b Conversion of bedroom to bathroom 24 Brideoake Street, Leigh. Mr. H. Dolphin Builder : W.H. Pennington. 1970-06-01 Approved 1 Jun 1970 372/3004 Conversion of bedroom to bathroom. John Allen Yearn MB/Lei/C4/4/14 Shows rear elevation 28 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. P. West 1 Heaton Road, Lostock, Bolton. 1971-10-07 Approved 7 Oct 1971 373/3991 Proposed Scullery. Plan only. Dwelling. MB/Lei/C4/4/15 Showing elevation 30 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. J. H. Woodward Not recorded 1896-07-04 Not recorded 374/1458 Proposed Scullery. Plan only Dwelling MB/Lei/C4/4/16 Shows elevation and section 36 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. G. Parker Not recorded 1944-07-18 Not recorded 375/5472 Proposed Bathroom W. H. Pennington MB/Lei/C4/4/17 Dwelling shows rear elevation 48 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. Stout 52A Leigh Road, Leigh. 1960-11-24 Approved 25 Nov 1960 376/9894 Three adjoining garages J.R. Wilkinson MB/Lei/C4/4/18 shows front elevation Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. W. M. Mort 105 Walmsley Road, Leigh. 1936-10-15 Approved 28 Oct 1936 377/4886 Empty folder inscribed: MB/Lei/C4/4/19 Mrs. Crook '4 Cottages' 9 - 15 Brideoake Street Not Shown Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 378/ Mr. N. D. Lomas Dwelling, Alterations and improvements including installation of 12 Windover Close, MB/Lei/C4/4/20 Bathroom including front and rear elevation. 15 Brideoake Street Over Hulton, Bolton. Mr. N. D. Lomas 1971-11-17 Approved 26 Nov 1971 379/4110 Four Dwellings and one shop 17/25 Brideoake Leigh Friendly Co-operative MB/Lei/C4/4/21 (plan only , in very distressed condition) (end of block on Farnworth Street) Society Limited. Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 380/1297 Dwelling proposed bathroom W.H. Pennington MB/Lei/C4/4/22 including rear elevation 23 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. Priestley 52A Leigh Road, Leigh 1960-11-08 Approved 25 Nov 1960 381/9887 Proposal for eight cottages in Brideoake Street, Leigh. Plans only . MB/Lei/C4/4/23 Full details including elevations (3 drawings) 27-41 Brideoake Street, Leigh. Mrs. Elizabeth Battersby ? n.d. Not recorded 382/1121 Proposal for four cottages in Brideoake Street Leigh. MB/Lei/C4/4/24 Plans only showing elevations and sections 27-53 Brideoake Street Leigh Mr. Thomas Hindley ? n.d. Not recorded 383/1100 R. Eaton. 9 Prestwich Avenue Culcheth. Conversion of pantry to bathroom J. Oddie (builder) MB/Lei/C4/4/25 Dwelling 31 Brideoake Street Leigh Mr. S. Ellison 50 Edale Road Leigh 1961-08-09 Approved 24 Aug 1961 384/10310 G. Oddie (builder) 50 Edale Road Leigh. Conversion of bedroom to bathroom. R. Eaton 9 Prestwich Avenue, MB/Lei/C4/4/26 Dwelling 37 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr, J. Dickenson Culcheth. 1962-07-24 Approved 26 Jul 1962 385/10829 Proposed Scullery Plans show section and elevation MB/Lei/C4/4/27 (2 drawings one approved, one disapproved) 39 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. J. Graham 5f Stockton, Astley 1928-05-08 Approved 12 Jun 1962 386/4005 Proposed bathroom W. H. Pennington MB/Lei/C4/4/28 Dwelling 41 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. and Mrs. Boardman 52A Leigh Road, Leigh. 1959-11-11 Approved 26 Nov 1959 387/9327 Proposed bathroom W. H. Pennington MB/Lei/C4/4/29 Dwelling 43 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. K. Jones 52A Leigh Road, Leigh. 1959-11-19 Approved 26 Nov 1959 388/9343 Conversion bedroom to bathroom Plan shows elevation and section R. Eaton MB/Lei/C4/4/30 Dwelling 47 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mr. S.R. Denison 9 Prestwich Avenue, Culcheth 1966-08-16 Approved 25 Aug 1966 389/381 Conversion of front living room for a Drapery and Haberdashery Business. MB/Lei/C4/4/31 Dwelling 51 Brideoake Street, Leigh Mrs. F. Griffiths Not recorded 1960-06-09 Approved 19 Jul 1950 390/6307 Plan only. Proposed alterations to Bridge Street property belonging Bedford Brewing and Malting MB/Lei/C4/4/32 to Bedford Brewing and Malting Company Limited Leigh. Bridge Street, Leigh Company Limited, Leigh. T. M. Frankland 1897-03 Not recorded 391/1532 Section and plan elevations. Plans only proposed six terraced cottages showing front and rear MB/Lei/C4/4/33 elevations and section. Bridge Street, Leigh Mr. Jas Taylor Plans - T. Peters 1874-04-22 Not recorded 392A/0136 Plan only. Stable, two Sculleries and alterations to properties in Bridge Street, Leigh. MB/Lei/C4/4/34 All elevations and section shown (plans in delicate condition) Bridge Street, Leigh James Brideoake Plans - T. Peters n.d. Not shown 392/272 Plan only (in distressed condition) Proposed four cottages in Bridgewater Street. MB/Lei/C4/4/35 (plans not opened for fear of further damage) Bridgewater Street, Leigh Matthew Downing Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 393/1206 Plan only. Proposed two houses in Bridgewater Street, Leigh. New build. MB/Lei/C4/4/36 Elevation/ Section shown. 188 - 198 Bridgewater Street, Leigh Mr. Frank Leather Plans - T. Peters 1899-10-30 Approved 22 Nov 1899 394/1928 Plan only. Proposed five terraced cottages in Bridgewater Street, Leigh. MB/Lei/C4/4/37 Sectional view shown Bridgewater Street, Leigh G. Dickinson Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 395/559 Plan only. Proposed eighteen houses. MB/Lei/C4/4/38 Plan in extremely distressed condition. Bridgewater Street, Leigh Mr. Robert Postlewaite Plans - T. Peters n.d. Approved 8 Mar 1876 396/ Plan only. Proposed two houses and one shop. Elevation and MB/Lei/C4/4/39 section shown Bridgewater Street, Leigh Mr. Matthew Downing Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 397/850 Plan only, Four houses. MB/Lei/C4/4/40 Showing elevation and section. 192 - 198 Bridgewater Street, Leigh. Frank Leather Plans - T. Peters 1899-03-25 Approved 21 Mar 1899. 398/1828 MB/Lei/C4/4/41 Plan only proposed alterations to three terraced houses. Bridgewater Street, Leigh Mr. George Dickinson Not recorded n.d. Not recorded 399/555 Installation of Bathroom W.H. Pennington MB/Lei/C4/4/42 (Dwelling) 16 Briggs Street Leigh. Mr. J. H. Montiford 52A Leigh Road, Leigh 1959-11-19 Approved 26 Nov 1959 400/9346 R. Eaton Proposed new bathroom 9 Prestwich Avenue, Culcheth. MB/Lei/C4/4/43 Dwelling 24 Briggs Street, Leigh Miss D. Noden 1960-07-18 Approved 28 Jul 1960 401/9677 G. Shaw Proposed W.C. at Bright Street Mission (place of worship). 14 Brooklands Avenue, Glazebury MB/Lei/C4/4/44 Showing elevation and section. Bright Street Leigh. Not Shown (plan) 1927-12-12 Approved 10 Jan 1928 402/3976 Eight one bedroom dwellings (flats) J.
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