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Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing Organisation Nestonil, Lea, Ross-On- Nestonil, Lea, Nestonil, Lea, Wye, Proposed Ross-On-Wye, Ross-On-Wye, Aston Full Herefordshire, ground floor Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Ingham Penyard P 151182 Householder 27/04/2015 HR9 7LN extension. Mr J Elliott HR9 7LN Mr J Elliott HR9 7LN 367279 222724 Church Cottage, Aston Court, Church Cottage, Trecorras Aston Ingham, Aston Court, Cottage, Ross-On- Aston Ingham, Llangarron, Ross- Works to Wye, Ross-On-Wye, on-Wye, Aston trees covered Herefordshire, Proposed works Mr David Herefordshire, Ecotech Tree Mr Rory Herefordshire, Ingham Penyard P 151410 by TPO 12/05/2015 HR9 7LS to various trees. Pettit HR9 7LS Care Wakeman HR9 6PG 368329 223531 Proposed conversion of and alterations Court Farm to a range of House, The period barns Wylde, to;create 4 no. Brinsop House, Leinthall residential Brinsop, Earls, dwellings with The Owner James Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, proposed and/or Gatley Property Spreckley Mr James Herefordshire, Aymestrey Mortimer P 151263 Permission 28/04/2015 HR6 9TU garages. Occupier Trust, c/o agent MRICS Spreckley HR4 7AS 344289 267923 Wye View, Wye View, Long Orchard, 5 Breinton, Proposed two Breinton, Overbury Road, Hereford, storey side Hereford, Hereford, Full Herefordshire, extension to Mr & Mrs P Herefordshire, Mr Julian Herefordshire, Breinton Credenhill P 151312 Householder 29/04/2015 HR4 7PP annexe. Badham HR4 7PP Scriven HR1 1JE 345424 239874 1 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing Organisation Lydiate Cottage, Lydiate Cottage, School Lane, Certificate of School Lane, Dean Meadow, Brimfield, lawfulness for Brimfield, Lower Rochford, Certificate of Ludlow, proposed Ludlow, Perrin Tenbury Wells, Leominster Lawfulness Herefordshire, detached Mr C. Herefordshire, Property Mr Robert Worcestershire, Brimfield North & Rural P 151318 (CLOPD) 29/04/2015 SY8 4NZ garage. Steventon SY8 4NZ Partnership Perrin WR15 8NL 351441 267084 1 - 5 Wyson Benedict Court, Lea House, 3 Terrace, Southern Lansdowne Wyson Lane, Proposed Avenue, Crescent, Brimfield, external The Owner Leominster, Worcester, Planning Herefordshire, insulation and and/or Herefordshire, JBD Mr Peter Worcestershire, Brimfield Upton P 151326 Permission 01/05/2015 SY8 4NH render system Occupier HR6 0QF Architects Johnson WR3 8JE 352331 268017 Propose to remove garden shed, greenhouse and some fence panels.;Erect new shed which Nunwell would form the House, 6 boundary of the Nunwell House, Nunwell House, Pump Street, property 6 Pump Street, 6 Pump Street, Bromyard Bromyard, instead;of the Bromyard, Bromyard, and Bromyard Full Herefordshire, removed fence Mr Trevor Herefordshire, Mr Trevor Herefordshire, Winslow West P 151026 Householder 27/04/2015 HR7 4BY panels. Smith HR7 4BY Smith HR7 4BY 365432 254556 2 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing Organisation Land Second Floor opposite, Birchfields, Offices, 46 Playing fields, Proposed Sunset Yard, Bridge Street, Burghill, Pyefinch, residential Kington, Hereford, Holmer and Burghill, development for Mr Allan Herefordshire, Owen Hicks Mr Mark Herefordshire, Burghill Lyde P 151316 Outline 06/05/2015 Herefordshire 24 dwellings. Edwards HR5 3RF Architecture Owen HR4 9DG 347487 244590 Kinford Mill Cottage, Kinford Mill Court Cottage, Canon Pyon, Proposed side Cottage, Canon Bartestree, Hereford, and rear Pyon, Hereford, Hereford, Canon Full Herefordshire, extension along Mr & Mrs M Herefordshire, Mr Daniel Herefordshire, Pyon Weobley P 151300 Householder 29/04/2015 HR4 8PA with alterations. Perruzza HR4 8PA D A Forrest Forrest HR1 4DA 346639 249407 Proposed extension to existing sports pavilion to Belmont provide Abbey Sports additional; Ground, changing Blackfriars Tikhai, Ruckhall rooms, showers Street Office, Townsend, Lane, and toilet Blackfriars Ruardean, Hereford, facilities with The Owner Street, Hereford, Gloucester, Planning Herefordshire, associated; and/or Herefordshire, Mr Robert Gloucestershire, Clehonger Stoney Street P 151029 Permission 30/04/2015 HR2 9RZ drainage. Occupier HR4 9JU Pritchard GL17 9TR 348011 238000 Proposed Station Farm Sheepcote erection of a Sheepcote Offices, Farm, Clifford, livestock Farm, Hay-on- Wansford Road, Hereford, building for the The Owner Wye, Clifford, Nafferton, East Golden Planning Herefordshire, housing of and/or Herefordshire, Ian Pick Ian Pick Yorkshire, YO25 Clifford Valley North P 151395 Permission 13/05/2015 HR3 5HU cattle. Occupier HR3 5HU Associates Associates 8NJ 325668 246797 3 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing Organisation Land at Former Bottling Plant, 220 Park Walwyn Avenue, Aztec 15 The Road, Colwall, Non-material West, Woolmarket, Malvern, amendments to The Owner Almondsbury, Cirencester, Non Material Herefordshire, permission and/or Bristol, BS32 Gloucestershire, Colwall Hope End P 151357 Amendment 11/05/2015 WR13 6RN P132734/F. Occupier 4SY Eric Cole Ltd GL7 2PR 375727 242684 2 Taylour Close, 2 Taylour Walwyn Road, Ribston Lawn, Close, Colwall, Much Marcle, Works to Walwyn Malvern, Adrian Hope Ledbury, trees covered Road, Colwall, Miss F Herefordshire, Tree Mr Adrian Hereford, HR8 Colwall Hope End P 151356 by TPO 11/05/2015 WR13 6RJ Fell Ash tree Nicholls WR13 6RJ Services Hope 2ND 375249 242352 Talland, Talland, Works to Cradley, Cradley, Talland, Cradley, Trees in a Malvern, Proposed works Malvern, Malvern, Conservation Herefordshire, to Weeping Mr Tony Herefordshire, Mr Tony Herefordshire, Cradley Hope End P 151336 Area 12/05/2015 WR13 5NF Willow tree. Scarsbrook WR13 5NF Scarsbrook WR13 5NF 373608 247509 Priors Court, Conversion of Bank Lodge, Upper outbuilding to Coldwells Road, Dormington, form dwelling, Holmer, Hereford, including Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, reconstruction;o Mr & Mrs Mr John Herefordshire, Dormington Backbury P 151343 Permission 01/05/2015 HR1 4EE f hop kiln. Dallow C/O Agent Phipps HR1 1LH 358121 239576 4 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant address Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing Organisation Dorstone 14 Weavers Court Farm, Orchard, Stephen Pomona Office, Dorstone, Proposed Staunton On Potter Kings Acre Hereford, rotational Wye, Hereford, Architectural Road, Hereford, Golden Planning Herefordshire, pheasant Mr Ashley Herefordshire, and Building Mr Stephen Herefordshire, Dorstone Valley North P 151116 Permission 24/04/2015 HR3 6BE rearing pens. Andrews HR4 7LR Service Potter HR4 0SN 331541 241982 (Retrospective) Battlelands At change of use Middle Cefn, from agriculture Dulas, to agriculture Middle Cefn, Middle Cefn, Hereford, and an;outdoor Ewyas Harold, Ewyas Harold, Golden Planning Herefordshire, paintball activity Mr Kevin Herefordshire, Mr Kevin Herefordshire, Dulas Valley South P 150960 Permission 24/04/2015 HR2 0JH centre. Michael HR2 0JH Michael HR2 0JH 336326 230589 Little Quebb Farm, Quebb Road, Proposed Little Quebb Eardisley, conversion of Farm, Eardisley, Hereford, workshop to Hereford, 41 Widemarsh Planning Herefordshire, form new Mr Robert Herefordshire, Hook Mason Mr S Street, Hereford, Eardisley Castle P 151331 Permission 01/05/2015 HR3 6LP granny annexe. Kedwards HR3 6LP Limited Napolitano HR4 9EA 330220 251886 Little Quebb Farm, Quebb Road, Proposed Little Quebb Eardisley, conversion of Farm, Eardisley, Listed Hereford, workshop to Hereford, 41 Widemarsh Building Herefordshire, form new Mr Robert Herefordshire, Hook Mason Mr S Street, Hereford, Eardisley Castle P 151332 Consent 30/04/2015 HR3 6LP granny annexe. Kedwards HR3 6LP Limited Napolitano HR4 9EA 330220 251886 Underhill Erection of free Station Farm Farm, Foy, range egg Underhill Farm, Offices, Ross-On- laying unit with Foy, Ross-On- Wansford Road, Wye, associated Wye, Nafferton, East Planning Herefordshire, feedbins and; WJ Powell & Herefordshire, Ian Pick Ian Pick Yorkshire, YO25 Foy Old Gore P 151365 Permission 11/05/2015 HR9 6RD hardstandings Sons HR9 6RD Associates Associates 8NJ 359895 229415 5 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 11 -17 May 2015 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Unit Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant
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