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Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 14 - 20 June 2021 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Applicant Easting Northing name address Organisation Yew Tree Yew Tree Farm, Poplar Farm, Poplar Road, Road, Clehonger, Propose change of use of existing Clehonger, Hereford, grazing land to equestrian use Miss Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, and;construction of riding arena Megan Herefordshire Allensmore Wormside 211813 Permission 10/06/2021 HR2 9SW 40m x 25m for personal use. Havard , HR2 9SW 344717 237192 Little Tuston, Little Tuston, Woodend, Woodend, Proposed change of use of Ledbury, Three Planning Herefordshire, existing annexe to a separate C3 Mr & Mrs Herefordshire Ashperton Crosses 212011 Permission 18/05/2021 HR8 2RS residential;dwelling. Coleman , HR8 2RS 363596 241333 Proposed variation of condition 2 of planning permission Deep More, Land at Deep 171761;(Proposed demolition of Yatton, More, Yatton, existing dwelling and replacement Leominster, Planning Leominster, new;dwelling) - To incorporate Mr James Herefordshire Owen Hicks Aymestrey Mortimer 211864 Permission 10/05/2021 Herefordshire design changes. Scott , HR6 9TN Architecture 343326 266605 Proposed conversion of existing garage into new kitchen with Yew Tree balcony;to include new pitched Yew Tree Lodge, roof and replacement of existing Lodge, Ballingham, conservatory;with small single Ballingham, Hereford, storey extension. Some Hereford, Herefordshire, replacement of windows and;new Mr Chris Herefordshire Ballingham Dinedor Hill 211907 Full Householder 11/06/2021 HR2 6NL garage/workshop. Nutt , HR2 6NL Simple Plans 357211 232390 The Cider The Cider Mill, Mill, Green Green Lane, Proposed Air Source Heat Pump Lane, Bromyard, in garden with fence panel Bromyard, Benchmark Bromyard Listed Building Herefordshire, enclosure and;underground Mr & Mrs Herefordshire Development Bromyard and Winslow West 211935 Consent 13/05/2021 HR7 4RZ services to run to The Cider Mill. Smith , HR7 4RZ Planning Ltd 362435 254332 Burghill Queenswood 212042 Full Householder 20/05/2021 White Roses, Installation of a secondary access to Mr Daniel White Roses, Tompkins 348933 242456 Canon Pyon dwelling. Morris Canon Pyon Thomas Road, Hereford, Road, Planning Herefordshire, Hereford, HR4 7RB Herefordshire, HR4 7RB 1 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 14 - 20 June 2021 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Applicant Easting Northing name address Organisation Clehonger Stoney Street 212032 Full Householder 19/05/2021 Chapel House, Converting the garage into guest Mr Forbes Chapel House, CK Architecture 344615 237808 Clehonger, accommodation, internal alterations;to Clehonger, Hereford, house, construction of detached shed, Hereford, Herefordshire, sauna and log store building;& Herefordshire, HR2 9TQ retaining walls and railings, ancillary HR2 9TQ to main dwelling. Bryntirion, The Bryntirion, Priory, Clifford, Clifford, Proposed yurt and composting Hereford, Tompkins Golden Valley Planning Herefordshire, w/c facility for holiday Mr Tibbits & Herefordshire Thomas Clifford North 212046 Permission 29/04/2021 HR3 5EZ accommodation Ms Crimp , HR3 5EZ Planning 325025 244800 Appt 4, Pound Charlbury Cottage, House, 30 Clifford, Worcester Hereford, Proposed two storey rear Road, Great Dunwoody Golden Valley Herefordshire, extension and modernisation of Malven, Development Clifford North 211937 Full Householder 13/05/2021 HR3 5ER existing;cottage. N Prasad WR14 4QW s 324613 245723 Appt 4 - Charlbury Land at Pound House, 30 Cottage, Worcester Clifford, New build 3 bed 5 person dwelling Road, Great Dunwoody Golden Valley Herefordshire, on the building plot belonging Mr Neeraj Malvern, Development Clifford North 211938 Outline 14/05/2021 HR3 5ER to;Pound Cottage Prasad WR14 4QW s 324619 245728 Colwall Park Hotel, Walwyn Colwall Park Road, Hotel, Walwyn Colwall, Road, Colwall, Malvern, Greenaway Planning Herefordshire, Proposed erection of Tepee to Mrs L Herefordshire Planning Colwall Hope End 211751 Permission 07/06/2021 WR13 6QG accommodate outdoor dining. Kettlewell , WR13 6QG Limited 375616 242517 2 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 14 - 20 June 2021 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Applicant Easting Northing name address Organisation Tile House, Tile House, Birchwood Birchwood Lane, Lane, Storridge, Storridge, Bishops Malvern, Malvern, Frome & Herefordshire, Replacement of garage with two Ms Hayley Herefordshire Cradley Cradley 211380 Full Householder 07/06/2021 WR13 5HA bay oak framed garage. Gibb , WR13 5HA Mitre Oak Ltd 374483 250514 Cradley Bishops Frome 212317 Hedgerow Removal 14/06/2021 Chapters, Application for hedgerow removal Mr Nigel Chapters, 373623 247280 & Cradley Cradley, notice. Eastham Cradley, Malvern, Malvern, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, WR13 5LQ WR13 5LQ Fir Tree Cottage, Fidlers Barn, Craswall, Craswall, Hereford, Golden Valley Planning Herefordshire, Proposed conversion of barn into Mr Brian Herefordshire Nick La Barre Craswall South 212021 Permission 02/06/2021 HR2 0PN dwelling. Cleaton , HR2 0PN Ltd 327703 235965 Fairhurst, Fairhurst, Dinedor, Dinedor, Hereford, Proposed construction of two Hereford, Herefordshire, extensions for a lounge and utility Ms Caroline Herefordshire Dinedor Dinedor Hill 211766 Full Householder 10/06/2021 HR2 6LF Room Forrester , HR2 6LF 354140 237190 5 The 5 The Maltings, Maltings, Dormington, Dormington, Certificate of Hereford, Hereford, Lawfulness Herefordshire, Mr Martyn Herefordshire Dormington Backbury 211918 (CLOPD) 13/05/2021 HR1 4FA Proposed side extension. Barnes , HR1 4FA 358472 240287 3 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 14 - 20 June 2021 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Applicant Easting Northing name address Organisation Eardisland Arrow 212381 Non Material 15/06/2021 Moat Cottage, Proposed non material amendment to Mr H Lowe Moat Cottage, Owen Hicks 342154 258342 Amendment School Lane, planning permission Eardisland, Architecture Eardisland, 194070;(Proposed replacement Leominster, Herefordshire, dwelling and garage) - Internal Herefordshire, HR6 9BP amendment to;ground floor plan: HR6 9BP removal of utility room and relocation of w.c.;External amendment to rear and side elevation: minor amendment to;fenestration to suit internal layout changes removal of air source;heat pump and replacement with mains gas boiler. White Oak Barn, White Oak Cottage, White Oak Great Oak, Cottage, Eardisley, Eardisley, Certificate of Hereford, Certificate of lawfulness for Hereford, Lawfulness Herefordshire, existing use of barn as a separate Mr Anthony Herefordshire Asbri Eardisley Castle 211971 (CLEUD) 17/05/2021 HR3 6LU C3;dwelling. Matthews , HR3 6LU Planning Ltd. 329840 249690 1 Wye Gnat Cottages, 1 Wye Gnat Lane Head Cottages, Farm Road, Eaton Bishop, Eaton Bishop, Hereford, Hereford, Leada Herefordshire, Mr & Mrs D Herefordshire Architectural Eaton Bishop Stoney Street 212007 Full Householder 18/05/2021 HR2 9QE Proposed extension and balcony Jones , HR2 9QE Ltd 344599 239919 Stone Lynn, Stone Lynn, Stoke Prior, Stoke Prior, Leominster, Proposed retiling of entire existing Leominster, Listed Building Herefordshire, main house roof with similar;tiles Mr Richard Herefordshire Ford and Stoke Prior Hampton 210248 Consent 08/06/2021 HR6 0ND and upgrade roof insulation. Cope , HR6 0ND 352300 256551 4 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 14 - 20 June 2021 Direct access to search application page click here https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/searchplanningapplications Parish Ward Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant Applicant Applicant Easting Northing name address Organisation Woodlea Woodlea Cottage, Little Cottage, Little Doward Doward Whitchurch, Whitchurch, Ross-On- Ross-On- Wye, Wye, Herefordshire, Remove existing shed. Proposed Mr Colin Herefordshire Ganarew Kerne Bridge 211684 Full Householder 09/06/2021 HR9 6DT garage and a garden office. Harvey , HR9 6DT 353923 216426 Mobile Home at Trolway Barn, St Trolway Barn, Weonards, Proposed certificate of lawfulness St Weonards, Certificate of Hereford, for existing siting of a Hereford, Lawfulness Herefordshire, mobile;home for use as family Mrs Isobel Herefordshire Garway Birch 211002 (CLEUD) 08/06/2021 HR2 8QQ accommodation Hoare , HR2 8QQ 346550 223376 The Nutshell The Nutshell Caravan Caravan Park, Park, Goodrich, Goodrich, Ross-On- Proposed change of use from a Ross-On- Wye, touring site to a residential park Wye, Planning Herefordshire, home;site of 39 caravans, for 12 Mr H Herefordshire Goodrich Kerne Bridge 210947 Permission 15/06/2021 HR9 6HG months living. Danter , HR9 6HG 356624 219133 Well Cottage, Goodrich, Ross-On- C/O Agent Wye, Sullivan Sullivan Herefordshire, Proposed open sided oak frame Mr & Mrs Architectural Architectural Goodrich Kerne Bridge 212000 Full Householder 18/05/2021 HR9 6JA gazebo within garden curtilage Hougham Ltd Ltd 357292 219286 Land
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