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Records Indexes Worcester City Planning Applications 1865-1901 Records Service Records Indexes Worcester City Planning Applications 1865-1901 Planning applications for Worcester City up to the 1940s are currently being indexed by a volunteer as part of an on-going project. The index is arranged by plan number, which is roughly chronological and includes: • Plan number • Date • Property/Location • Owner/Applicant name The applicant could have been a private individual, a business or a solicitor. The existence of a plan does not mean that the building works were actually carried out. The index has been compiled from a variety of sources, and it is possible that some of the plans in the index may not have survived. • Planning Applications No. 1 – 3115 Page: 2 • Planning applications to the Claines Local Board 1882-1885 Page: 43 www.worcestershire.gov.uk/records Worcester City Planning Applications 1865 – 1901 Plans 1 – 800: Ref b496.5 BA 10827 Plans 800 onward: Ref b496.5 BA 10465 NO DATE PLACE PROPERTY OWNER 1 12 Dec 1865 Lowesmoor 2 Houses and Shops Huxley, T. R 2 27 Jan 1866 Blockhouse 2 Houses Blount, Mr. 3 28 Feb 1866 Pitmaston Road 2 Houses Salter, William 4 16 Jan 1866 Pierpoint St Alt. to House & widening St Beale, Samuel Martin 5 27 Feb 1866 Charles Street Cottage Bristow, John 6 23 Feb 1866 Sansome Street House and Shop Edwards, Mr 7 26 Feb 1866 Malvern Road House Lock, E 8 26 Feb 1866 Diglis 3 Houses Done, Mr 10 15 Mar 1866 Henwick 2 Cottages Darling, L & A 13 03 Mar 1866 Henwick Road, off 2 Houses Darling, Mr 15 16 Apr 1866 Malvern Road 2 Houses Munn & White 16 23 Apr 1866 Bull Entry Extension of Manufactory Webb, Edward 18 23 Apr 1866 College Street Shoe Manufactory Willis, H 19 25 Apr 1866 The Butts, back of 3 Tenements Hughes, John 20 01 May 1866 Barbourne 3 Tenements Harrison, W 22 05 May 1866 Lowesmoor 2 Houses and Shops Gallaher, H 23 04 May 1886 The Butts, back of (See 19) 2 Tenements Hughes, John 25 12 May 1866 St Johns Alterations to House Hall, C 26 19 May 1866 Henwick 2 Cottages Gibbs, C A 27 21 May 1866 Malvern Road 2 Houses Gibson A 28 1866 Salt Lane, Castle Street Opthalmic Institution Unknown 29 1866 Malvern Road 2 Cottages Cope, James 30 15 Jun1866 Malvern Road House Hardman, Mr 31 1866 Pitmaston Road House Branditt, Andrew 32 03 Aug 1866 Pitmaston Road 3 Houses Portman, Henry 35 22 Aug 1866 Powick Road 2 Cottages Yeates, George Sidney 36 22 Aug 1866 Bedford Street 2 Cottages Matthews, Philip. Builder 38 18 Sep 1866 Malvern Road 2 Cottages Osborne J/ Lawrence J 39 29 Sep 1866 Pitmaston Road 2 Cottages Locke, Joseph 40 24 Sep 1866 Pitmaston Road House Stanton, Mr 44 1866 Malvern Road 2 Houses Lane, James Contractor 45 05 Nov 1866 Pitmaston Road 4 Houses Rowley, E 46 1866 Pitmaston Road 2 Cottages Cooke, James 47 20 Nov 1866 Foregate & Pierpoint Streets Post Office General Post Office 48 21 Nov 1866 George Street Shop & Out Offices Baker, Thomas 49 29 Nov 1866 Lowesmoor 9 Houses Insoll, Thomas 50 28 Jan 1867 Arboretum 2 Houses Abell & Hardy 51 16 Feb 1867 Bedwardine Road House Witts, J 53 14 Feb 1867 Henwick St. Clements Parsonage Unknown 54 05 Mar 1867 Pierpoint Street Offices Stallard, John 55 05 Mar 1867 Cole Hill 2 Houses Wootten, John. Builder 58 11 Mar 1867 Cole Hill House Hawkins, James 59 12 Mar 1867 Cole Hill 2 Houses Darke, B & Martin Mr. 61 20 Mar 1867 Cole Hill 2 Houses Wadely, F 64 04 Apr 1867 London Rd, Battenhall Rd House West, R 65 27 Apr 1867 Lowesmoor Alterations to Navigation Inn Mackenzie 66 27 Apr 1867 Diglis Street Alt & Add to Porcelain Works Worcester Royal Porcelain 68 30 Apr 1867 Pitmaston Road 2 Houses Emphson, Richard 73 13 Jun 1867 Pitmaston Road 2 Cottages Hooper, David 74 Jun 1867 Wood Terrace, Sansome Walk 2 Cottages Starkey, Falshaw 77 27 Jun 1867 Unknown Conversion Building to House Mackenzie & Abell 78 10 Jul 1867 Hylton Street 4 Houses Fisher, Joseph 79 15 Jul 1867 Sandys Road 2 Cottages Priddy, George. Builder 83 22 Oct 1867 Cole Hill 2 Houses Bristow, John 84 1867 Cumberland Street, South side 2 Cottages Hughes, S. J. 85 12 Aug 1867 James Street 2 Cottages Hawten, Richard 91 28 Sep 1867 Hylton Road House and Shop Fisher, James 94 1867 Malvern Road House Stanton, Mr 95 06 Oct 1867 Barbourne Lane 2 Houses Hunt, Mr 96 06 Oct 1867 Pitmaston Road House Hardman, Mr 97 08 Nov 1867 Arboretum House Bund, James 98 30 Oct 1867 Malvern Road House Boughy,Mr 99 07 Nov 1867 Sansome Walk Cottage Wells, Frederick 100 Nov 1867 Wylds Lane House Jones, Mr 101 21 Nov 1867 Bransford Road 2 Houses Smith, C & Jones J 103 23 Sep 1867 Pitmaston Road 2 Cottages Cooke, James 104 23 Nov 1867 Church Street. Sidbury Unknown Unknown 109 27 Feb 1868 Wylds Lane 2 Houses McIntyre, M 51 NO DATE PLACE PROPERTY OWNER 110 03 Mar 1868 Middle Road, Pitmaston Rd House Lippett, Isaac 111 09 Mar 1868 Blakefield Road 2 Houses Lane, James 112 17 Mar 1868 Fort Royal Hill House Huxley, T R 113 02 Mar 1868 Sansome Walk School & Chapel House 114 26 Mar 1868 Cole Hill House Warman, William 115 26 Mar 1868 Lansdowne Road Alterations Chestnut Tree Inn Davis, Mrs 116 06 Apr 1868 Hares Lane 3 Houses Whitwell, Mr 117 01 May 1868 Narrow Walk St. Johns 4 Cottages Wiggett, James 118 11 May 1868 Russell Street 3 Houses Matthew, Mr 120 Mar 1868 The Butts Stores Hood, J & Sons 121 1868 Lowesmoor Smith’s Shop Larkworthy, J. L. 122 28 May 1868 Bromyard Terrace Conversion of WH into Houses Bill, Mr 124 03 Jun 1868 Sansome Walk 4 Houses plus Corner Shop Wood, Josh & Son 124 03 Jun 1868 Sansome Walk 4 Houses plus Corner Shop Wood, Josh & Son 125 10 Jun 1868 Arboretum Lot 19 2 Houses Whitely, J 129 15 Jun 1868 Barbourne 2 Houses Dyer, Mr 130 06 Jul 1868 Somerset Place House Tucker, James 131 09 Jul 1868 Sansome Walk House Clarke, Mr 131 09 Jul 1868 Sansome Walk House Clarke, Mr 133 19 Aug 1868 Charles Street House Andrews, John 134 Aug 1868 Silver Street Adds. to Working Mens Hall Bray, Miss 135 21 Aug 1868 Lansdowne Rd, Lansdowne St. 4 Houses plus Corner Shop Griffith, Alfred 136 10 Oct 1868 Pitmaston Road 2 Cottages Ayre, William 137 30 Sep 1868 Malvern Road House Gibson, A 138 03 Oct 1868 Malvern Road Public House Oseman, Mr 139 19 Mar 1868 Arboretum House Parker, Mr 140 24 Oct 1868 Blakefield Street 8 Houses Epps, Thomas 141 28 Oct 1868 Malvern Road 2 Houses Sanders, W 142 14 Nov 1868 Blakefield Road Cottage Hardman, Edward 144 Dec 1868 Commandry Street Mission Hall Allcroft, J. D. 145 21 Dec 1868 Bransford Road 2 Houses Lane, James 146 24 Dec 1868 Warmstry Slip 3 Cottages Wilks, E 147 Jan 1869 St. Clement Street 7 Houses Hodnett, John 149 1869 Pitmaston Road 2 Houses Cooke, J. of Rushwick 152 20 Feb 1869 Arboretum Building Estate 5 Houses Campin, Mr. 153 04 Mar 1869 Malvern Road 4 Cottages Boughy, B 157 Mar 1869 Lansdowne Street 12 Houses Griffiths, A 159 19 Mar 1868 Blakefield Road House Lane, James 160 19 Mar 1869 Pitmaston Road 5 Cottages Heir, Mr. of Rushwick 162 Sep 1869 Bransford Road 2 Cottages Higgs, Mr. 166 1869 Pitmaston Road 3 Cottages Cooke, J 167 11 May 1869 Warmstry Slip 4 Houses, rebuilt Jarvis’s Charity Trustees 168 13 May 1869 Malvern Road 7 Houses Higgs, J. H. 171 1869 St. Johns from Henwick Road 2 Houses Hooper, David. Butcher 172 1869 Lowesmoor Extension of Office Priddy, J. 173 1869 High Street, rear of Rebuilding of House Everill, George 175 1869 Sansome Walk 2 Cottages Haddan, Mr 177 1869 St. Johns House and Shop Skinner, G 178 1869 Bedwardine Road House Witts, J 179 1869 Bransford Road Additions to House Lawrence, Elizabeth. Mrs. 180 1869 Narrow Walk, Bransford Road 2 Houses. Regent Row Wiggett, Mr. 185 1869 Bransford Road House and Shop Gillam, L. J. 188 1869 Sansome Fields, Arboretum House Sherriff, J 189 10 Nov 1869 Wylds Lane 2 Houses Matthews, P. 190 1869 Pitmaston Road 3 Houses Bates, C. 191 1869 Lowesmoor Canal Basin Warehouse Needham & Walker 198 1870 Wylds Lane 3 Houses Matthews, P. 199 1870 Lowesmoor Workshop Unknown 201 Feb 1870 Southfield Street 12 Houses Webb, H. C. 202 1870 Bedwardine Road 4 Houses Price, W 203 1870 Arboretum House French, J. 204 07 Mar 1870 Arboretum Road, Lot 24 House Hayes, Henry 205 1870 Diglis Road 8 Houses Price, W 206 1870 Middle Road, Pitmaston 3 Houses Clarke, Thomas 207 1870 Wylds Lane House Pethord, Mr 208 1870 St. Georges Lane Rebuilt House Pearn, William 209 1870 Sansome Walk 10 Houses Higgs, C 210 1870 Pitmaston 3 Houses Hughes, Edmond 211 09 Apr 1870 Church Walk St. Clements School St. Clements School Trustees. 212 1870 Arboretum 8 Houses Unknown 213 1870 St. Johns St. Johns Infant School St. Johns School Trustees 214 23 Apr 1870 St. Georges Square 2 Houses Johnson, Mrs. 215 1870 Middle Street. Lot 86 2 Houses Darke, J 217 1870 Unknown Industrial Schools Unknown 218 01 Apr 1870 Bull Entry Alteration to 6 Houses Baker, Mrs. 52 Worcester City Planning Applications 1865 – 1901 Plans 1 – 800: Ref b496.5 BA 10827 Plans 800 onward: Ref b496.5 BA 10465 NO DATE PLACE PROPERTY OWNER 220 1870 Northfield Street 2 Houses Whiteley, J 221 Apr 1870 Broad Street Add.
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