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Weekly List of Decisions Made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Direct access to search application page click here http://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Decision Decision ni Organisation date t Almeley Castle P 163226 Planning 04/10/2016 The Ferney, Nr Proposed change of Mr Gordon The Ferney, Mr Gordon The Ferney, 14/11/2016 Approved Permission Woonton, use from A4 (drinking Glover Woonton, Glover Woonton, with Herefordshire, establishment) to Hereford, Hereford, Conditions HR3 6QN C3;(domestic Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR3 dwelling). No other HR3 6QN 6QN building or development. Aston Ingham Penyard P 162983 Planning 08/09/2016 Pennyfarthing Proposed chalets Mr Paul Pennyfarthing Mr E B Carolina Bungalow, 16/11/2016 Refused Permission Inn, Aston Williams Inn, Aston Crews, James Cliffords Mesne, Crews, Ross-On- Ross-On-Wye, Newent, Wye, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, HR9 7LW GL18 1JT HR9 7LW Bartestree Hagley P 161745 Approval of 16/06/2016 Land East of Application for Mr Gary Regeneration BM3 Mr Zahid 28 Pickford Street, 15/11/2016 Approved Reserved Church House, approval of reserved Belcher House, Gorsey Architecture ltd Khan Digbeth, with Matters Bartestree, matters (Appearance, Lane, Coleshill, Birmingham, b5 Conditions Herefordshire Landscaping,; Layout, B46 1JU 5qh Scale) following outline approval P140757/O. For the erection;of 50 dwellings. Breinton Credenhill P 161329 Outline 24/05/2016 Land South of Site for eight Messrs MJ, AB Swainshill Farm, E J Planning Mr Ben PO Box 310, 17/11/2016 Approved Kings Acre dwellings with and RG Breinton Lane, Ltd Greenaway Malvern, with Road, access. Griffiths Stretton Sugwas, Worcestershire, Conditions Swainshill, Hereford, WR14 9FF Hereford, HR4 Herefordshire, 0SR HR4 7PX 1 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Decision Decision ni Organisation date t Clehonger Stoney Street P 162241 Planning 11/08/2016 Hairdressing Change of use of Mrs Anita The Old Smithy, Mrs Anita The Old Smithy, 14/11/2016 Approved Permission Salon at The Old fourth bedroom to Valters Church Road, Valters Church Road, with Smithy, Church hairdressing salon. Clehonger, Clehonger, Conditions Road, Hereford, Hereford, Clehonger, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR2 Herefordshire, HR2 9SE 9SE HR2 9SE Colwall Hope End P 163004 Full 22/09/2016 Sunfold Orchard, Demolition of single Mr & Mrs R Sunfold Orchard, G N Hallett Mr Graham 39 Battle Road, 17/11/2016 Approved Householder Walwyn Road, storey flat roofed side Kearsey Walwyn Road, Architectural Hallett Tewkesbury, GL20 with Upper Colwall, extension. Upper Colwall, Services 5TZ Conditions Malvern, Construction;of a Malvern, Herefordshire, single storey pitched Herefordshire, WR13 6PZ roofed replacement WR13 6PZ side extension. Extended;verge to new roof. New tiled pitched roof to existing front extension;new pitched roof porch and internal and external alterations. Colwall Hope End P 163083 Full 23/09/2016 17 The Single storey Mrs C Wood 17 The Crescent, Mrs C Wood 17 The Crescent, 14/11/2016 Approved Householder Crescent, extension to rear and Colwall, Malvern, Colwall, Malvern, with Colwall, side. New pitched Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Conditions Malvern, roof and;replace WR13 6QN WR13 6QN Herefordshire, existing flat roof. WR13 6QN 2 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Decision Decision ni Organisation date t Colwall Hope End P 163063 Works to Trees 26/09/2016 Stamps Cottage, Proposed works to Mr Rhod Stamps Cottage, Mr Thomas 2 The Mews, 14/11/2016 Trees in in a Old Church various trees. Wilson Old Church Road, Suttill Walwyn Road, Cons Area Conservation Road, Colwall, Colwall, Malvern, Colwall, Malvern, Works Can Area Malvern, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Proceed Herefordshire, WR13 6EZ WR13 6QG WR13 6EZ Colwall Hope End P 163121 Works to trees 29/09/2016 Woodpenny, 1 Propose to fell 2 x Mrs Catherine 1 Elms Drive, Mrs 1 Elms Drive, 14/11/2016 Trees covered by TPO Elms Drive, Thuja trees. Sear Colwall, Malvern, Catherine Colwall, Malvern, covered by Colwall, Herefordshire, Sear Herefordshire, TPO – Malvern, WR13 6JE WR13 6JE Consent Herefordshire, WR13 6JE Cradley Bishops Frome P 162939 Works to trees 13/09/2016 Field to the east Proposed works to Mr Troy Elliot 7 Churches Mr Troy 7 Churches Farm, 14/11/2016 Trees & Cradley covered by TPO of Hawkhurst English Oak tree. Farm, Elliot Bromsberrow, covered by Cottage, Bromsberrow, Herefordshire, HR8 TPO – Cradley, Nr Herefordshire, 1SA Consent Malvern HR8 1SA Cradley Bishops Frome P 162942 Works to trees 13/09/2016 Oak Bank, Work to English Oak Mr Troy Elliot 7 Churches Mr Troy 7 Churches Farm, 14/11/2016 Trees & Cradley covered by TPO Chapel Lane, tree Farm, Elliot Bromsberrow, covered by Cradley, Bromsberrow, Herefordshire, HR8 TPO – Malvern, Herefordshire, 1SA Consent Herefordshire, HR8 1SA WR13 5HX Cradley Bishops Frome P 163040 Works to Trees 23/09/2016 Cricket Cottage, Propose to reduce Mrs Jenny Cricket Cottage, Mr Brad Kingscroft, 14/11/2016 Trees in & Cradley in a Cradley, height of Tulip tree. Bond Upper Raymond Beauchamp Lane, Cons Area Conservation Malvern, Churchfields, Callow End, Works Can Area Herefordshire, Cradley, Malvern, Worcester, WR2 Proceed WR13 5LJ Worcestershire, 4UG WR13 5LJ Cradley Bishops Frome P 163053 Works to Trees 26/09/2016 Churchfields Works to thirty one Mr Stephen c/o Agent EOS Mr Troy 7 Churches Farm, 14/11/2016 Trees in & Cradley in a House, Cradley, trees. Lake Contracting Elliot Bromsberrow, Cons Area Conservation Malvern, Herefordshire, HR8 Works Can Area Herefordshire, 1SA Proceed WR13 5LJ 3 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Decision Decision ni Organisation date t Cradley Bishops Frome P 163123 Works to trees 04/10/2016 Hawkhurst Works to various Mr & Mrs R Hawkhurst Mr & Mrs R Hawkhurst House, 14/11/2016 Trees & Cradley covered by TPO House, Cradley, trees. Brighton House, Cradley, Brighton Cradley, Malvern, covered by Malvern, Malvern, Herefordshire, TPO – Herefordshire, Herefordshire, WR13 5NF Consent WR13 5NF WR13 5NF Croft and Bircher P 163088 Planning 22/09/2016 Land lying to the Proposed erection of Mr & Mrs Best Bank Cottage, Mr & Mrs Bank Cottage, 16/11/2016 Approved Yarpole Permission south of timber building Thriftwicket Lane, Best Thriftwicket Lane, with Byecroft, consisting of field Haytons Bent, Haytons Bent, Conditions Welshmans shelter,;stable and Ludlow, SY8 2AU Ludlow, SY8 2AU Lane, Bircher, hay store. For dual Herefordshire use (agricultural and equine at hobby;level). Single track from access/field gate to building (including;hard standing/turning area). Dilwyn Weobley P 163222 Prior Approval - 07/10/2016 Cattle sheds, Proposed change of Mr B Synnock Dairy Farm, Mr J Hicks Second Floor 14/11/2016 Prior Agricultural Stockingfield, use of agricultural Meadow Street, Offices, 46 Bridge Approval Dilwyn, buildings to a Weobley, Street, Hereford, Given Herefordshire single;residential Hereford, Herefordshire, HR4 dwelling. Herefordshire, 9DG HR4 8SF 4 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Decision Decision ni Organisation date t Dilwyn Weobley P 163271 Works to Trees 07/10/2016 10 Castle Mount, Propose to reduce Mr John Hartley 10 Castle Mount, Hereford Tree Mr George Glynfield, 14/11/2016 Trees in in a Dilwyn, Hawthorn by approx Dilwyn, Hereford, Services Ridge Woonton, Cons Area Conservation Hereford, 40%. Herefordshire, Hereford, Works Can Area Herefordshire, HR4 8JP Herefordshire, HR3 Proceed HR4 8JP 6QR Dorstone Golden Valley P 162845 Planning 28/09/2016 The Little Cow Change of use to Mr David Meadow End Mr David Meadow End Barn, 14/11/2016 Refused North Permission House, Meadow house a small retail Cardwell Barn, Dorstone, Cardwell Dorstone, End Barn, shop (retrospective) Hereford, Hereford, Dorstone, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR3 Hereford HR3 6BE 6BE Dorstone Golden Valley P 163087 Planning 29/09/2016 Brickleys, Cover to an existing Mr B P James Brickleys, Ian Savagar Mr Ian 35 Caswell 09/11/2016 Approved North Permission Dorstone, open muck store Dorstone, Savagar Crescent, with Hereford, Hereford, Leominster, Conditions Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR6 HR3 6BA HR3 6BA 8BE Downton Mortimer P 162759 Planning 16/09/2016 Outbuildings at Proposed conversion Mr Christopher 2 New Street, M.G. MORGAN Mr Glyn 10 Churchill Road, 18/11/2016 Withdrawn Permission Old Downton of two outbuildings Lyons Ledbury, Morgan Church Stretton, Farm, Downton- which are within Herefordshire, Shropshire, sy6 on-the-Rock, the;curtilage of a HR8 2DX 6de Herefordshire, listed building, into SY8 2HU two flats for staff accommodation; and for additional guest accommodation in relation to Downton Old;Lodge Hotel. 5 Weekly list of Decisions made from 14 - 18 November 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address
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