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LIST OF DECISIONS MADE FOR 14/06/2021 to 18/06/2021 Listed by Ward, then Parish, Then Application number order Application No: 21/00407/HP Location: The Boat House, Suckley, Worcester, WR6 5DL Proposal: Proposed front open canopy porch, rear porch, detached garden building & detached open car port (Retrospective) Decision Date: 17/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr & Mrs Wall Agent: Mr W Jones The Boat House 2A Woodlands Road Suckley Cookley WR6 5DL Kidderminster DY10 3TL Parish: Suckley CP Ward: Alfrick and Leigh Ward Case Officer: Sam Witham Expiry Date: 25/05/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862402 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00213/FUL Location: Site Of Former Zourka, Church Lane, Broadwas Proposal: The development proposed is for the demolition of bungalow and outbuildings and erection of three dwellings and garages, alterations to existing and formation of access to Church Lane, internal private footway adjoin the A44 and bat barn with associated landscaping - Variation of condition 2) of allowed on appeal APP/J1860/W/17/3191631 (planning reference 17/00169/FUL) to alter plot 1 to include habitable accommodation in roof space with associated external alterations. Decision Date: 18/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: BGL Developments Ltd Agent: Mike Taylor Island Barn P O Box 57 Bransford Court Lane Droitwich Spa Bransford WR9 0YG WR6 5JL Parish: Broadwas CP Ward: Broadheath Ward Case Officer: Hayley Jones Expiry Date: 22/04/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862241 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 1 of 15 Application No: 21/00510/HP Location: Redgables, Cotheridge, Worcester, WR6 5LZ Proposal: Two storey side extension; single storey rear extension; raising of existing ridge line and alterations to the external appearance Decision Date: 18/06/2021 Decision: Refusal Applicant: Mr and Mrs Grantham Agent: Mr Simon Rees Redgables 11 Cartwright Way Cotheridge Court To Church Lane Evesham Cotheridge WR11 2RS WR6 5LZ Parish: Cotheridge CP Ward: Broadheath Ward Case Officer: Karen Wightman Expiry Date: 10/05/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862365 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00566/HP Location: 22 Green Lane, Lower Broadheath, Worcester, WR2 6SH Proposal: First Floor side extension Decision Date: 16/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr Jamie Wiggins Agent: Mr Simon Griffiths 22 Green Lane Lower Broadheath Worcester WR2 6SH Parish: Lower Broadheath CP Ward: Broadheath Ward Case Officer: Sam Witham Expiry Date: 06/07/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862402 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 2 of 15 Application No: 21/00834/HP Location: Little Orchard House, Broadheath Common, Lower Broadheath, Worcester, WR2 6RL Proposal: Two storey rear extension and single storey wrap around extension and new front porch. Decision Date: 16/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr & Mrs Spilsbury Agent: Mr Matthew Gullick Little Orchard House 11 Tennyson Drive Broadheath Common Malvern Lower Broadheath WR14 2TQ WR2 6RL Parish: Lower Broadheath CP Ward: Broadheath Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 29/06/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00524/AGR Location: Land At (Os 6776 6942), Lindridge Proposal: Erection of three agricultural buildings for storage of farm machinery, hay barn and animal feed and equipment store Decision Date: 14/06/2021 Decision: No Objection Applicant: Mrs Jayne Ree Agent: Mrs Jayne Ree Devonia Devonia Longbank Longbank Bewdley Bewdley DY12 2QU DY12 2QU Parish: Lindridge CP Ward: Lindridge Ward Case Officer: Karen Wightman Expiry Date: 14/06/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862365 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 3 of 15 Application No: 21/00599/HP Location: 52 Cedar Avenue, Malvern, WR14 2SF Proposal: Two storey side extension with single storey extension to front. Decision Date: 18/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mrs Celia McCullough Agent: Mr Robert Jolly c/o Agent Jubilate Rushall LEDBURY HR8 2PE Parish: Malvern CP Ward: Link Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 20/05/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00768/FUL Location: 184 Worcester Road, Malvern, WR14 1AG Proposal: Demolition of existing former garage and development of a new foodstore 1248sqm gross, 5 new residential units along with a new access, 71 car parking spaces and associated landscaping - Variation of condition 11 of planning approval 05/01064/FUL. Decision Date: 17/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Lidl Great Britain Limited Agent: Lidl Great Britain Limited Lidl Wednesbury RDC Lidl Wednesbury RDC Axletree Way Axletree Way Wednesbury Wednesbury WS10 9QY WS10 9QY Parish: Malvern CP Ward: Link Ward Case Officer: Simon Rowles Expiry Date: 17/06/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862158 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 4 of 15 Application No: 21/00775/HP Location: Whitings Hill, Berrow, Malvern, WR13 6AY Proposal: Proposed replacement of existing side extension and conservatory with new rear and side extensions Decision Date: 16/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr & Mrs S Shneerson Agent: Mr M Teale Whitings Hill, Acorn Business Centre Berrow Office 10 Malvern Roberts End WR13 6AY Hanley Swan WR8 0DN Parish: Berrow CP Ward: Longdon Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 06/07/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00616/HP Location: The Cowshed, The Rampings, Longdon, Tewkesbury, GL20 6AL Proposal: Remove concrete garage and replace with Oak framed garage Decision Date: 18/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr Stuart McGhee Agent: Mr Lee Smyth The Cowshed Open Barn Farm The Rampings Unit 4 Longdon Main Road GL20 6AL Kempsey WR5 3LW Parish: Longdon CP Ward: Longdon Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 05/07/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 5 of 15 Application No: 21/00823/HP Location: Orchard Farm House, Longdon Hill End, Upton Upon Severn, Worcester, WR8 0RN Proposal: Proposed extensions to garaging Decision Date: 16/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr & Mrs J Prior Agent: Mr M Teale Orchard Farm House, Acorn Business Centre Longdon Hill End Office 10 Upton-upon-Severn Roberts End WR8 0RN Hanley Swan WR8 0DN Parish: Longdon CP Ward: Longdon Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 07/07/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00748/CU Location: Land at (OS 7635 4748), Wants Green, Broadwas, Proposal: Change of use of land to residential garden Decision Date: 15/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr A Johnson Agent: Mr Justin de Vries Wants Green House The Farm Office Wants Green Millridge Farm Broadwas Parsons Lane WR6 5NU Hartlebury DY11 7YQ Parish: Wichenford CP Ward: Martley Ward Case Officer: Karen Wightman Expiry Date: 15/06/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862365 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 6 of 15 Application No: 21/00811/NMA Location: Land At (Os 7964 4028) Rear Of, Cornfield Close, Welland Proposal: Non-material amendment to application 19/01770/FUL for Development of a Rural Exception Site for the erection of 14 dwellings (7 affordable dwellings to be cross-subsidised by 7 market dwellings). Alternations include; change from flat roof to pitched tiled roofs to bay windows, flat roof to hipped tiled roof to dormer windows and alterations to fenestration details including stone cills and soldier course. Decision Date: 14/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: DB Land and Planning Agent: Miss Charlotte Barnes Hillberry 28 Pickford Street Castlemorton Birmingham Malvern B5 5QH WR13 6JA Parish: Welland CP Ward: Morton Ward Case Officer: Simon Rowles Expiry Date: 27/05/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862158 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00673/HP Location: 19 Bramble Close, Malvern, WR14 2UW Proposal: Two storey side extension Decision Date: 16/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: S Dempster Agent: Marcus Architect 19 Bramble Close 10 Gilbert Rd Malvern Malvern WR14 2UW WR14 3RQ Parish: Malvern CP Ward: Pickersleigh Ward Case Officer: Ciaran Power Expiry Date: 25/06/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862317 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Page 7 of 15 Application No: 21/00868/HP Location: 67 Charles Way, Malvern, WR14 2NB Proposal: Weatherboarding and render to front elevation (part retrospective) Decision Date: 17/06/2021 Decision: Approval Applicant: Mr C Hodgkiss Agent: Mr Paul Farley 67, Charles Way 6 Lobelia Close Malvern Worcester WR14 2NB WR5 3RR Parish: Malvern CP Ward: Pickersleigh Ward Case Officer: Laura Saich Expiry Date: 05/07/2021 Case Officer Phone: 01684 862422 Case Officer Email: [email protected] Click On Link to View the Decision Notice: Click Here Application No: 21/00783/AGR Location: The Ridgeway, Malvern Road, Powick, Worcester, WR2 4SN Proposal: Prior notification for the formation, alteration or maintenance of private ways for agricultural or forestry use.
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