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PLANNING AND REGULATORY SERVICES DECISIONS WEEK ENDING 19/07/2019 PLEASE NOTE THE DECISIONS LIST RUN FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY EACH WEEK DC/19/0172/OUT Outline Planning Application (all matters Land Off Felsham Road DECISION: reserved) - 1no. dwelling (Amended plans Bradfield St George Refuse Application received 13/5/19, changing red line and Suffolk DECISION TYPE: indicative layout) Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs A Ellis 17 Jul 2019 WARD: Rougham AGENT: Mrs Lara Turner - Lara Turner PARISH: Bradfield St. Architectural Services George DC/19/0474/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) 13 The Drove DECISION: Removal of window to front elevation and Brandon Approve Application replace with door (ii) new footpath and IP27 0JY DECISION TYPE: ramp Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Peter Edwards 17 Jul 2019 WARD: Brandon West AGENT: Miss Maddy Barrett - Orbit HIA PARISH: Brandon DC/19/1134/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) 30 Oak Drive DECISION: Proposed single storey rear and side Beck Row Approve Application extension Suffolk DECISION TYPE: IP28 8UA Delegated APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Horne ISSUED DATED: 17 Jul 2019 AGENT: Mr Antony Smith WARD: The Rows PARISH: Beck Row DC/19/0859/HH Householder Planning Application- two 37A Hospital Road DECISION: storey rear extension Bury St Edmunds Approve Application IP33 3JU DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs S Hughes Delegated ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr L Thurlow 18 Jul 2019 WARD: Westgate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council Planning and Regulatory Services, West Suffolk Council, West Suffolk House, Western Way, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3YU DC/19/0914/HH Householder Planning Application - rear 35 Fornham Road DECISION: dormer to enable loft conversion Bury St Edmunds Approve Application IP32 6AW DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Maw Delegated ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Thurlow Architects 16 Jul 2019 WARD: Tollgate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/0941/HH Householder Planning Application - 4 Bederic Close DECISION: Replacement flat roofed dormer window Bury St Edmunds Approve Application enlargement from 2no pitched roof dormer IP32 7DR DECISION TYPE: windows into a larger single dormer to Delegated front elevation ISSUED DATED: 16 Jul 2019 APPLICANT: Mr James and Kelly Sadler WARD: Moreton Hall PARISH: Bury St AGENT: Mr Iain Bramhill Edmunds Town Council DC/19/0964/TPO TPO 054A (1980) Tree Preservation Order - 30 Westbury Avenue DECISION: T1 False Acacia - Fell and shallow stump Bury St Edmunds Approve Application grind only (damage to retained tree roots Suffolk DECISION TYPE: is likely if standard stump grinding takes IP33 3QE Delegated place); T2 Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres ISSUED DATED: over pavement and 6 metres over road; 17 Jul 2019 T3 Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres over WARD: Minden pavement and 6 metres over road; T4 PARISH: Bury St Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres over Edmunds Town Council pavement and 6 metres over road, reduce lateral spread of upper crown to north by up to 2 metres and prune secondary branch structures to provide 50cm clearance around telephone wires; T5 Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres over pavement and 6 metres over road, reduce lateral spread of crown to north by up to 2 metres and north-east to east by up to 3 metres, prune secondary branch structures to provide 50cm clearance around telephone wires and prune to clear garage structure by 3 metres. APPLICANT: Mr Richard Robinson AGENT: Mr Adrian Moore - Broadoak Tree Care 2. DC/19/1001/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - 57 St Andrews Street DECISION: Installation of gas meter box to side North Approve Application elevation Bury St Edmunds DECISION TYPE: IP33 1TZ Delegated APPLICANT: Mr David Marriott, Fennell ISSUED DATED: Memorial Homes 16 Jul 2019 WARD: Abbeygate AGENT: Mr David Marriott PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1002/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - 56 St Andrews Street DECISION: Installation of gas meter box to side North Approve Application elevation Bury St Edmunds DECISION TYPE: IP33 1TZ Delegated APPLICANT: Mr David Marriott, Fennell ISSUED DATED: memorial Homes 16 Jul 2019 WARD: Abbeygate AGENT: Mr David Marriott PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1003/LB Application for Listed Building Consent - 58 St Andrews Street DECISION: Installation of gas meter box to side North Approve Application elevation Bury St Edmunds DECISION TYPE: IP33 1TZ Delegated APPLICANT: Mr David Marriott, Fennell ISSUED DATED: Memorial Homes 16 Jul 2019 WARD: Abbeygate AGENT: Mr David Marriott PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council DC/19/1212/HH Householder Planning Application - Single 20 Stonebridge Avenue DECISION: storey side extension Bury St Edmunds Approve Application Suffolk DECISION TYPE: APPLICANT: Mr R Smith IP33 2JZ Delegated ISSUED DATED: AGENT: Mr Eric Tricker 18 Jul 2019 WARD: Westgate PARISH: Bury St Edmunds Town Council 3. DC/19/0969/HH Householder Planning Application (i) two Trundalls DECISION: storey side and rear extension (following Water Lane Approve Application demolition of existing conservatory) (ii) Denston DECISION TYPE: single storey attached annexe to side and CB8 8PP Delegated front elevation (following demolition of ISSUED DATED: existing garage, utility and boiler room) 19 Jul 2019 (iii) new loggia on front elevations (iv) WARD: Whepstead And render brickwork (v) detached outbuilding Wickhambrook to house boiler and wood store (vi) first PARISH: Denston floor balcony on rear elevation and (vii) rear bay window APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs W A Gittus AGENT: Mr Stephen Limbrick DC/19/1303/EIASCR EIA Screening Opinion under Regulation 6 Parcels A And B DECISION: (1) of the Environmental Impact Marham Park EIA Not Required Assessment Regulations 2017 on the Fornham All Saints DECISION TYPE: matter of whether or not the proposed Bury St Edmunds Delegated development is considered that there are Suffolk ISSUED DATED: likely significant environmental impacts for IP28 6LG 15 Jul 2019 which an Environmental Statement would WARD: The Fornhams be required - For up to 340 dwellings, an And Great Barton increase of up to 90 dwellings above the PARISH: Fornham All consented parameters on parcels A and B Saints APPLICANT: Rosanna Metcalfe DC/19/0728/FUL Planning Application - Continued use of Rectory Cottage DECISION: land for ground mounted 30 no.Solar Panel Church Lane Approve Application PV system (retrospective) Freckenham DECISION TYPE: IP28 8JF Delegated APPLICANT: Elizabeth Archer ISSUED DATED: 17 Jul 2019 AGENT: Mr Richard Harvey WARD: Manor PARISH: Freckenham DC/19/0812/HH Householder Planning Application - Burwell House DECISION: Covered BBQ area with cedar shingle roof The Street Approve Application in rear garden (retrospective) Fornham St Martin DECISION TYPE: IP31 1SW Delegated APPLICANT: Mr N Boyden ISSUED DATED: 15 Jul 2019 AGENT: Mr Roger Gladwell WARD: The Fornhams And Great Barton PARISH: Fornham St. Martin Cum St.Genevieve 4. DC/19/1011/FUL Planning Application - Change of use of North Lodge DECISION: North Lodge from residential to wardens Fornham Park Approve Application accommodation, including conversion of Fornham St Genevieve DECISION TYPE: the associated outbuilding to provide Bury St Edmunds Delegation Panel office, associated with the use of the Suffolk ISSUED DATED: adjacent Fornham Park holiday lodge site IP28 6TT 18 Jul 2019 WARD: The Fornhams APPLICANT: Mr Anthony Cooper-Barney, And Great Barton Exclusive Luxury Lodges Ltd PARISH: Fornham St. Martin Cum AGENT: Mr Nicholas Mannering St.Genevieve DC/19/1186/FUL Planning Application - Use of the managers Proposed New Lodge DECISION: lodge within Fornham Park for holiday use Fornham Park Approve Application or managers accommodation (as amended Fornham St Genevieve DECISION TYPE: by email 24.06.2019) Suffolk Delegation Panel ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr Anthony Cooper-Barney, 18 Jul 2019 Exclusive Luxury Lodges Ltd WARD: The Fornhams And Great Barton AGENT: Mr Nicholas Mannering PARISH: Fornham St. Martin Cum St.Genevieve DC/19/1200/HH Householder Planning Application - Single 12 Diomed Drive DECISION: storey rear extension (following demolition Great Barton Approve Application of existing rear sun room) IP31 2TD DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs King ISSUED DATED: 19 Jul 2019 AGENT: Mr David Magnani WARD: The Fornhams And Great Barton PARISH: Great Barton DC/19/0534/FUL Planning Application - 1no. dwelling and Land East Of Waterfields DECISION: cartlodge for covered/secure parking and School Road Approve Application storage Great Wratting DECISION TYPE: Suffolk Delegated APPLICANT: Mr Hoare ISSUED DATED: 19 Jul 2019 AGENT: Mr Stephen Smith WARD: Withersfield PARISH: Great Wratting 5. DC/19/0970/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) Two 8 School Cottages DECISION: storey rear extension and (ii) insertion of Hargrave Approve Application 1 no. window on first floor rear elevation IP29 5HR DECISION TYPE: Delegated APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Norton ISSUED DATED: 15 Jul 2019 WARD: Chedburgh And Chevington PARISH: Hargrave DC/19/0945/HH Householder Planning Application - (i) 18 Minerva Close DECISION: single storey rear extension (ii) garage Haverhill Approve Application conversion to form playroom (iii) single CB9 0NF DECISION TYPE: storey side extension Delegated ISSUED DATED: APPLICANT: Mr & Mrs Richard Grant 19 Jul 2019 WARD: Haverhill South AGENT: Mr Alan Baker East PARISH: Haverhill Town Council DC/19/1048/P3JPA Prior Approval Application under Part 3 of First Floor DECISION: the Town and Country Planning (General 65 - 67 High Street Prior Approval
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    The Glorious Bansfield Benefice The Glorious Bansfield Benefice Parish Profile 2018 Contents New Incumbent ..................................................................................1 Introduction ........................................................................................3 Geography .........................................................................................3 The Rectory ........................................................................................4 The Benefice, its role, mission and history ........................................5 The Parishes and their people. ..........................................................7 The Benefice Churches in Detail .....................................................10 Services ............................................................................................18 Website references ..........................................................................19 The Glorious Bansfield Benefice Parish Profile 2018 New Incumbent We are seeking a new incumbent to work with us in promoting Growing in God in a manner relevant to our community. ‘Growing in God’ is the Diocesan Vision for Growth that encourages individuals and church communities across the diocese to become more engaged in God’s loving involvement in the world by: Growing in Depth: responding to the call of Christ in every part of our lives enjoys education and teaching the faith - study group, baptism preparation, marriage preparation, confirmation is able to preach, teach and