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Planning Applications Received 11 to 17 March 2013 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Direct access to search application page click here http://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Aston Penyard 130558 Full 27/02/2013 Bradstocks, Replacement of Mr J Morton 5 Kilburn Kilburn 26 Harrison 368063 225014 Ingham Householder Stoney Road, 1990s extension Streathbourne Nightingale Nightingale Street, Kilcot, Newent, and Road, London, Architects Architects London, Herefordshire, refurbishment of SW17 8QZ WC1H 8JW GL18 1PB original stone;cottage. Aylton Frome 130479 Planning 18/02/2013 Newbridge Change of use Mr Wayne The Lodge, Mr Wayne The Lodge, 366633 237110 Permission Farm Park, of the former Gardner Newbridge Gardner Newbridge Aylton, Ledbury, shop building to Farm Park, Farm Park, Herefordshire, residential use Aylton, Aylton, HR8 2QG for the;owners in Ledbury, Ledbury, connection with Herefordshire, Herefordshire operation of the HR8 2QG , HR8 2QG farm park business. Ballingham Hollington 130618 Non Material 08/03/2013 Rock Cottage, Non material Mr G Dunn Bath House, Mr G Dunn Bath House, 356334 230978 Amendment Carey, amendment to Tyberton, Tyberton, Hereford, planning Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, permission Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR2 6NG S122428/FH HR2 9PT , HR2 9PT 1 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Bartestree Hagley 130635 Planning 05/03/2013 St Michaels Variation of Mrs Nicky St Michaels Architype Upper 356763 240633 Permission Hospice, condition 2 of West Hospice, Twyford, Bartestree, planning Frome Park, Twyford, Hereford, permission Bartestree, Hereford, Herefordshire, DMS/102265/F Hereford, Herefordshire HR1 4HA to secure;minor Herefordshire, , HR2 8AD material HR1 4HA amendments to the design of the development and;external works. Bodenham Hampton 130590 Full 28/02/2013 Little Proposed two Mr David Little Meredith Mr Steve The M.A.D. 354587 251595 Court Householder Brockington, storey extension Cutler Brockington, Architectural Meredith House, 24 Bodenham, to side and Bodenham, Design Montpelier Hereford, single storey Hereford, Road, West Herefordshire, extension Herefordshire, Malvern, HR1 3LB to;rear. HR1 3LB Worcestershi re, WR14 4BP Bolstone Hollington 130440 Planning 18/02/2013 Shepherds Replace existing Mr Martin Shepherds Warren Mr Dean 21 Mill 356362 232900 Permission Rough, single storey Hollingswort Rough, Benbow Benbow Street, Ballingham, dwelling with a h Ballingham, Architects Kington, Hereford, HR2 new two Hereford, Herefordshire 6NW storey;dwelling Herefordshire, , HR5 3AL and garage. HR2 6NW Clad existing outbuildings in cedar;weatherbo ard. 2 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Bridstow Llangarron 130681 Works to 11/03/2013 Land adjacent Fell 1 x Fir tree Mr Alistaire Moorings End, Mr Alistaire Moorings Trees in a to Fisherman's Haldane 8 Wilton Hall, Haldane End, 8 Wilton Conservation Reach, Wilton, Wilton Lane, Hall, Wilton Area Ross-on-Wye Ross on Wye, Lane, Ross Herefordshire, on Wye, HR9 6AH Herefordshire , HR9 6AH Bromyard Bromyard 130470 Advertisement 20/02/2013 13-17 Broad Internal and The Owner Group Property Futurama Olympia 365513 254628 and Winslow Consent Street, external and/or and House, Bromyard, illuminated and Occupier Operations, PO Lockwood Herefordshire, non-illuminated BOX 112, Court, HR7 4BS signage. Canons House Middleton Canons Way, Grove, Bristol, BS99 Leeds, West 7LB Yorkshire, KS11 5TY Bromyard Bromyard 130684 Works to 11/03/2013 Cruxwell Fell 8 x Leylandii Ms Helen Cruxwell Ms Helen Cruxwell 365408 254793 and Winslow Trees in a House, 1 trees Tank House, 1 Tank House, 1 Conservation Church Lane, Church Lane, Church Lane, Area Bromyard, Bromyard, Bromyard, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR7 4DY HR7 4DY , HR7 4DY Clehonger Stoney 130396 Full 01/03/2013 1 Pleasant Proposed Mr F Cook 1 Pleasant Mr F Cook 1 Pleasant 345061 237327 Street Householder Row, extension to Row, Row, Clehonger, West elevation Clehonger, Clehonger, Hereford, and new garage Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, extension to Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR2 9RE east;elevation HR2 9RE , HR2 9RE 3 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Colwall Hope End 130272 Planning 27/02/2013 Land at Former Demolition of Mr Nicholas C/o Nash Nash Nash 23A Sydney 375726 242685 Permission Bottling Plant, existing Cooper Partnership, Partnership Partnership Buildings, Walwyn Road, buildings, 23a Sydney Bath, BA2 Colwall, excluding the Buildings, 6BZ Malvern, WR13 Grade II Listed Bath, BA2 6BZ 6RN Tank;House, a small lodge and associated substation and the erection of 27;no. new dwellings comprising 12 no. purpose designated units for older;residents, 5 no. open market units and 10 no. affordable units plus a;retail unit and 45 bed nursing home. Colwall Hope End 130512 Full 22/02/2013 Lobden, Demolish Mr & Mrs C Lobden, Architectural Mr Bryan The Malt 376420 243527 Householder Walwyn Road, utility/wc and Pyne Walwyn Road, Design Ltd Thomas House, Upper Colwall, carport and build Upper Colwall, Shobdon, Malvern, utility/storage Malvern, Leominster, Herefordshire, space. Herefordshire, Herefordshire WR13 6PY WR13 6PY , HR6 9NL 4 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Colwall Hope End 130531 Full 25/02/2013 Burfields, 36 Demolition of Mr & Mrs W Burfields, 36 Mr & Mrs Burfields, 36 375193 242530 Householder The Crescent, existing dining Stringer The Crescent, W Stringer The Colwall, room and Colwall, Crescent, Malvern, construction of Worcestershire Colwall, Worcestershire, new extension. , WR13 6QH Worcestershi WR13 6QN re, WR13 6QH Cradley Hope End 130346 Full 04/03/2013 Walnut Tree Proposed side Mr & Mrs G Walnut Tree Graham Mr Graham Brownings 373462 247020 Householder House, 3 Kings extension to Whitehouse House, 3 Kings Bacon Bacon Acre, Orchard, form ground Orchard, Architect Whitehouse Cradley, floor annex for Cradley, Lane, Alfrick, Malvern, family Herefordshire, Worcestershi Herefordshire, member;with en- WR13 5LJ re, WR6 5HE WR13 5LJ suites over existing bedrooms and storage. Croft and Bircher 130578 Planning 27/02/2013 Gentswell Removal of Mr S Griffiths Gentswell Mr S Gentswell 346349 266065 Yarpole Permission Cottage, condition 2 of Cottage, Griffiths Cottage, Bircher permission 88 Bircher Bircher Common, 124. Occupancy. Common, Common, Leominster, Leominster, Leominster, Herefordshire, Herefordshire Herefordshire HR6 0BU Dinedor Hollington 130552 Full 26/02/2013 Birchan, Proposed Mr & Mrs Birchan, J H Leeks & Mr Andrew Unit 1, 353355 236693 Householder Dinedor, conservatory to Over Dinedor, Sons Ltd Jones Mwyndy Hereford, rear of property. Hereford, Cross Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Industrial HR2 6LQ HR2 6LQ Estate, Cardiff Road, Pontyclun, CF72 8PN 5 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Fownhope Backbury 130508 Non Material 12/03/2013 18 Scotch Firs, Non-material Mr D Burt 18 Scotch Firs, Mr D Burt 18 Scotch 357663 234839 Amendment Fownhope, amendment to Fownhope, Firs, Hereford, S111774/FH Hereford, Fownhope, Herefordshire, (proposed two Herefordshire, Hereford, HR1 4NW storey HR1 4NW Herefordshire extensions;to , HR1 4NW front and rear elevations) - additional window to rear wall of rear;west portion of the extension on the ground floor. Hampton Backbury 130541 Outline 25/02/2013 The Paddock Outline Mr Ronald 9 Winchester Mr Ronald 9 Winchester 353384 240353 Bishop off Perrystone application for Hooper Avenue, Hooper Avenue, Lane, Tupsley, 17 no. affordable Hereford, Hereford, Hereford dwellings. Herefordshire, Herefordshire HR1 1QJ , HR1 1QJ Hereford Aylestone S 123591 Planning 25/02/2013 Hillrise Demolition of West Mercia Barnsley Hall, S P Faizey Mr S P 1 Station 352179 240392 Permission Community community Development Barnsley Hall Faizey Court, Girton Home, home and Ltd Road, Road, Southbank construction of 7 Bromsgrove, Cannock, Road, Hereford, no. Worcestershire Staffordshire, HR1 2TL detached;house , B61 0TX WS11 0EJ s. 6 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11th - 17th March 2013 Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Agent Agent Agent Easting Northing name address Organisation name address Replacement and upgrade of existing public 4th Floor telephone kiosk 4th Floor Monument Payphone & with Monument Telephone ATM, Outside kiosk;combining Telephone Exchange, 20B public telephone Exchange, 11- 11-13 Great Commercial service and ATM The Owner 13 Great Tower Tower
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