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CONSERVATION CASES PROCESSED BY THE GARDENS TRUST 24.06.2021 This is a list of all the conservation consultations that The Gardens Trust has logged as receiving over the past week, consisting mainly, but not entirely, of planning applications. When assessing this list to see which cases CGTs may wish to engage with, it should be remembered that the GT will only be looking at a very small minority. SITE COUNTY SENT BY REFERENCE GT REF DATE GR PROPOSAL RESPONSE RECEIVED AD BY E ENGLAND Battlesden Park Bedfordshire Central CB/21/02605/VOC E21/0525 24/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Variation of 14/07/2021 Bedfordshire http://www.centralbedfo Conditions 2 and 22 of planning DC rdshire.gov.uk/planning- permission CB/16/01389/FULL register Installation of a single wind turbine with a maximum tip height of 143.5m (hub height 100m; rotor diameter of 87.0m), substation, hardstanding area, access track, underground cabling and associated infrastructure. The variation is to increase the rotor diameter of the wind turbine from 87.0m to 115.0m. This will also marginally increase the maximum turbine tip height from 143.5m to 147.0m. Land off A5 Checkley Wood Farm Watling Street Leighton Buzzard, LU7 9LG. MISCELLANEOUS Moggerhanger Park Bedfordshire Central CB/21/02832/FULL E21/0534 24/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION (Re- 15/07/2021 Bedfordshire http://www.centralbedfo submission of planning permission DC rdshire.gov.uk/planning- CB/20/04680/FULL) To change size and register shape of horse exercise/ménage area from 20 by 40 metres to 30 by 40 metres and rotated 90 degrees from current approved position for private noncommercial use. The Barns, 1A Park Road, Moggerhanger, Bedford, MK44 3RN EQUESTRIAN Tyringham Buckinghams Milton 21/01929/TPO E21/0519 23/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Oak (T3) sever 14/07/2021 hire Keynes www.milton- ivy, Horse Chetnut (T4) fell to 5m retain keynes.gov.uk/publicacce as habitat, Oak (T5) remove deadwood ss over road, English Elms (T6, T7, T8) remove dead trees replace 1 x Oak whip, Ash (T9) remove dead tree replace 1 x Oak whip, Sycamore (T10) remove broken limb at 5m and sever ivy, English Elms (G2, G3) remove dead trees x 8 replace 8 x Alder whip and Sycamore (G4) remove dead trees x 2 replace 2 x Alder whip. Fences Farm Fences Lane Tyringham Newport Pagnell MK16 9EN TREES Dullingham House Cambridgeshi East 21/00923/FUL E21/0533 24/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Demolish 15/07/2021 re Cambridgeshi http://pa.eastcambs.gov. bungalow and erect 2no.4 bed re DC uk/online- detached houses with parking, applications/applicationD landscaping, boundary treatment plus etails.do?activeTab=sum bin and bike store and reuse of 2no. mary&keyVal=QUUJSGG existing vehicular access points. Tamala GK2400 21 Eagle Lane Dullingham Newmarket Suffolk. DEMOLITION RESIDENTIAL Tabley House Cheshire Cheshire East 21/3094M E21/0510 22/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Crest raising to 09/07/2021 sent by CGT http://planning.cheshire reservoir and formation of footpath, east.gov.uk remedial works to auxiliary spillway and associated temporary works. Land at Tabley Mere, Tabley Inferior, Nr. Knutsford, WA16 0UF. DRAINAGE/FLOOD RELIEF [email protected] Cheshire West and Cheshire Cheshire - E21/0521 23/06/2021 n/a LOCAL PLAN Consultation 15/09/2021 Chester Local Plan West and www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/l Chester ocalplanconversation planningpolicy@cheshirewestandchest er.gov.uk Windermere Cumbria Lake District - E21/0527 24/06/2021 n/a LOCAL PLAN Draft supplementary 30/07/2021 Gateway Transport NPA planning document consultation Infrastructure www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/windermerega Delivery teway Supplementary [email protected] Planning Document Bolsover Castle Derbyshire Bolsover DC 21/00357/FUL E21/0498 21/06/2021 I PLANNING APPLICATION and Listed 12/07/2021 21/00358/LBC Building Consent Proposal for a new https://planning.bolsover structural rainwater canopy within the .gov.uk/online- Fountain Garden at Bolsover Castle. applications/ Bolsover Castle Castle Street Bolsover Chesterfield. MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] Elvaston Castle Derbyshire Derbyshire SCOD/9/77 E21/0516 23/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Request for a 13/07/2021 CC https://planning.derbyshi Scoping Opinion under Part 2, Section 6 re.gov.uk/Planning/Displ of The Town and Country Planning ay/SCOD/9/77?cuuid=34 (Environmental Impact Assessment) 5C28FE-1A07-4D3E- Regulations 2017 for the Proposed 8EC6-F3984490A565 Conversion and Extension of Existing Buildings to Commercial Use, and Construction of Access Drive and Car , Elvaston Castle. Elvaston Castle Country Park, Borrowash Road, Elvaston,DE72 3EP. OFFICE/COMMERCIAL development.management@derbyshire .gov.uk Exeter Local Devon Exeter CC - E21/0501 21/06/2021 n/a LOCAL PLAN New Local Validation List 29/07/2021 Validation List Consultation https://exeter.gov.uk/council-and- democracy/consultations-and- petitions/new-local-validation-check- list/ Stover Park Devon Teignbridge 21/01446/MAJ E21/0522 23/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Change of use 13/07/2021 DC https://www.teignbridge from B2 to create a B8 use unit. Former .gov.uk/planning/forms/ Bct Factory , Old Newton Road, Bovey planning-application- Tracey LIGHT INDUSTRIAL details/?Type=Applicatio n&Refval=21/01446/MAJ &MN=Y St Giles' House Dorset East Dorset 3/21/0441/CONDR E21/0497 21/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION Vary 12/07/2021 DC Dorset https://eastplanning.dors conditions 2, 6 and 8 of planning etcouncil.gov.uk/plandis permission 3/17/1170/COU to extend p.aspx?recno=118446&c the range of potential uses in Unit 5, uuid=F7361775-3E42- allow for the installation of mezzanines, 4E90-AC4F- skylights and solar panels, alteration in 335A43B68967 the number and location of windows and doors, and to split Unit 5 into three commercial units with contained/fenced outside storage/ safe loading and unloading area and alteration to parking layout. BAILEY HILL DAIRY, KNOWLTON, WIMBORNE, BH21 5NE MISCELLANEOUS Central Park Essex Chelmsford 21/01096/FUL E21/0506 22/06/2021 N PLANNING APPLICATION Installation of - CC sent by 4 flood lighting colums to existing skate CGT park on each corner of the site. Skateboard Area, Central Park, Parkway, Chelmsford, Essex. EXTERNAL LIGHTING St Osyth's Priory Essex Tendring DC 21/00799/FUL E21/0530 24/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Proposed 28/07/2021 https://idox.tendringdc.g change of use of the historic buildings ov.uk/online- to form function/wedding venue with applications/ supporting kitchen/serving facilities and guest accommodation with associated works and construction of a new car park. St Osyth Priory Estate The Bury St Osyth Clacton On Sea CHANGE OF USE, PARKING St Osyth's Priory Essex Tendring DC 21/00839/FUL E21/0531 24/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Proposed 22/07/2021 https://idox.tendringdc.g creation of spa/treatment facility ov.uk/online- through the demolition of existing applications/ glasshouse and associated structures and repair/rebuilding of boiler house. Proposed conversion of and single storey extension to existing bothy to form a holiday let; 2no. single storey new build buildings to form holiday lets; repair and renew wooden gates; associated repairs to the listed structures and ancillary works including landscaping the courtyard. St Osyth Priory The Bury St Osyth Clacton On Sea. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION Middle Temple Greater City of 21/00344/TCA E21/0363 21/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 12/07/2021 REVISED London London LB https://www.cityoflondo Pruning works to three London Plane APPLICATION n.gov.uk/services/planni trees to improve light levels and reduce ng/view-or-comment-on- issues of crown suppression to a-planning-application immediately adjacent London Plane tree. Middle Temple Gardens Middle Temple Lane London Revised application form describing tree works submitted TREES [email protected] Valentines Park Greater Redbridge LB 2039/21 E21/0495 20/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION 11/07/2021 London sent by CGT https://planning.redbridg Two storey building for use as a club e.gov.uk/redbridge/appli house incorpoating a small kitchen cation- area. (Summary). details/?ref=2039/21 Development At Redbridge Recreation Ground,Woodford Bridge Road,Ilford SPORT/LEISURE Canons Park Greater Harrow LB P/2371/21 E21/0499 21/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Three 12/07/2021 London http://www.harrow.gov. automatic rising bollards at entrance to uk/planningsearch/lg/pla driveway.59 Canons Drive, Edgware, nsearch.page?org.apache HA8 7RG MISCELLANEOUS .shale.dialog.DIALOG_NA ME=planningsearch&Par am=lg.Planning&searchT ype=quick Crystal Palace Park Greater Bromley LB 21/02656/FULL1 E21/0511 22/06/2021 II* PLANNING APPLICATION and Listed 13/07/2021 London 21/02649/LBC Building Consent Repairs to and https://searchapplication restoration of Crystal Palace subway s.bromley.gov.uk/onlinea including partial deconstruction and pplications/applicationDe rebuilding of existing retaining walls tails.do?activeTab=summ and construction of new parapet walls ary&keyVal=QTED1ABTJA and roof structure and change of use X00 from Sui Generis to F2(b) (Halls or meeting places for the principal use of the local community). Pedestrian Subway Under Crystal Palace Parade Crystal Palace Parade Anerley London MISCELLANEOUS Highclere Park Hampshire Basingstoke 21/01023/FUL E21/0115 24/06/2021 I PLANNING APPLICATION 08/07/2021 AMENDED and Deane BC https://planning.basingst Excavation and creation of a natural INFORMATION oke.gov.uk/online- swimming pool, with landscaping, a SUBMITTED applications/ decking viewing platform, pumps and filters Field House Highclere Park Highclere Newbury Hampshire MISCELLANEOUS [email protected] k Graylingwell Hampshire Chichester DC CC/21/00957/DOM E21/0505 22/06/2021 II PLANNING APPLICATION Single storey 20/07/2021 Hospital https://publicaccess.chic replacement outbuilding comprising of hester.gov.uk/online- garage and garden room.
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    A itG. THE POST OFFICE DIEECTORY CHESHIRE. WITH MAP ENGRAVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE WORK EDITED BYg^JE.«jyy.LY, M.A., F.S.S. A. J. KENNEDY " <'^? \ ^V28 BROWN STR2!:ET/'cs>,^ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY KELLY AND CO., 61, GREAT QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, W.C. BRANCH OFFICES: BIBHIKOHAH : BROAD STHSKT COIuniB. I SI^SFFIBLD: OBNTRAL CHAMBBRS HIGH STRSBT. VAKCHEBTBK : 38, BnOWK STKBBT. MDCCCLXXVIII. ' { ? FIFTEEN SHILLINGS. INDEX TO THE POST OFFICE CHESHIEE DIRECTOEY. PAOK FACE rton 11 BlckOTton .17 Carrington 97 Cuddlngton, see Weaver- ctoo, »e< Wearorbaui.,.. 376 Blokley, see Malpae 244 CaHtle Norlhwloh, see ham 375 Acton Orange, see Dares- Bldnton-cum-Ford 38 Northwioh 275 Curzon Park, see Cliester.. 106 • SJW* 187 Birehee, see Gt. Budworth 89 Caiifrhall,«fe Backford.. 30 Daoebridgu St. PauPs, see AOIInglon ...^ 12 Birkenhead 3l>IChadklrk, sec llomiley .. 296 Northwlch 275 AdfWood,MeCheadle .... 100 Birtlea, see ITeatbury 288 Cheadlo 97 Darcsbury 166 a2(l«n,<eeBolUagtan(jiear Blackden, see tioostrey- Cheadle Bulkcley, see Daruhall, see Over 281 .^«inch*m) 79 cum-Barnshaw 191 Chcadle 08 Davenham 168 AMOtt, see Malpas 244 Blacon-cum-Crabwall 77 Cbeadio Kealh.see Cheadle 90 Davenport.seeAstbury.. 26 AOTM. sw Tuehlngham .. 370 Blakenhall, seeWybunbury 392 CheadtcHulmcseeChcadle 98 Deane Kow, see Wilmelow 383 AiettttWW,»e« Moreton .. 2t$ Bollln Fee, seeWllmslow.. SftJ Choadlo Moseley, see Dolamere 170 ^^*>y'• .• 13 Bollinffton nr. Altrlncham. 79 Cheadle , 98 DUIey 171 AlSen^y mwejsee Alderley 13 Bollingtoa nr. Prestbury .. 77 CheoklcT - cum -•VVrlnehlU, Dleley Stanley 171 Aldertef-^lfether 13 Booth Lane Head, see see DoddlDgton 172 Dodcott, see Burley Dam.. 94 AMerler--OTer 13 Klworth 185 Chelford 100 Doddington 172 Aldersey.setfCoddington.