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Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 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 Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Land Opposite The Stables, The Old Post The Point, Stocks Court, House, Point Proposed single Woonton, Woonton, Pitch, Woonton, dwelling house with Hereford, Acorn Energy Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, detached two-bay Mr & Mrs Herefordshire, and Design Mr Chris Herefordshire, Almeley Castle 170927 Permission 17/03/2017 HR3 6QN garage Stinton HR3 6QW Ltd MacDonald HR3 6QU 335472 252209 Aymestrey Mortimer 170964 Outline 15/03/2017 Land adjacent Outline planning Mr & Mrs J O Wheel Cottage, Mr & Mrs J O Wheel Cottage, 343180 267003 Wheel Cottage, application for Douthwaite Yatton, Douthwaite Yatton, Leominster, Yatton, erection of a dwelling Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 Leominster, Herefordshire, 9TP Herefordshire, HR6 9TP HR6 9TP Bishop's Frome Bishops Frome 171026 Planning 16/03/2017 The Olde Shop, Variation of Mr Richard Garden Cottage, Mr Richard Garden Cottage, 365895 248345 & Cradley Permission The Badhams, Conditions 2, 7 and Owen Leigh Sinton, Nr Owen Leigh Sinton, Nr Bishops Frome, 12d of application Malvern, Worcs, Malvern, Worcs, Worcester, 143683 and;variation WR13 5EQ WR13 5EQ Herefordshire, of Condition 2 of WR6 5BP application 162546. Bodenham Hampton 171064 All others - 22/03/2017 Land South of Proposed base station The Owner 260 Bath Road, Clarke Telecom Mr John Unit E Madison 354378 251349 Prior Approval Bodenham Parish installation. and/or Slough, SL1 4DX Ltd Davies Place, Northampton Hall, Bodenham, Occupier Road, Manchester, Herefordshire M40 5AG 1 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 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 Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Remove four heritage style windows from the front of the property Oak Cottage, and;replace with Oak Cottage, Bosbury, four new hard wood Bosbury, Oak Cottage, Listed Ledbury, heritage windows Ledbury, Bosbury, Ledbury, Building Herefordshire, of the same size Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Bosbury Hope End 163508 Consent 16/03/2017 HR8 1PX and;design. Mrs J Hicks HR8 1PX Mrs J Hicks HR8 1PX 369517 243376 Bosbury Hope End 171065 (Part 3) Class 22/03/2017 The Hop Drier, Proposed change of Mr D Poolman Slatch Mr Christopher Tinkers Grove 371396 243376 Q - Prior Slatch Farm, use of agricultural Farmhouse, F Knock Cottage, Eastnor, Approval Coddington, Nr building to a dwelling Coddington, Nr Ledbury, Ledbury, house. Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 Herefordshire Herefordshire, 1RQ HR8 1JS Grove House, Grove House, Pengethley Brampton Brampton Garden Centre, Abbotts, Ross- Abbotts, Ross- Monmouthshi Peterstow, Ross On-Wye, On-Wye, re On Wye, Brampton Full Herefordshire, Proposed single Mr & Mrs Herefordshire, Conservatory Mrs Lara Herefordshire, Abbotts Old Gore 170856 Householder 09/03/2017 HR9 7JH storey extension. Gunter HR9 7JH Company Ltd Anstee HR9 6LL 360436 226924 2 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 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 Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Breinton Credenhill 170986 Approval of 16/03/2017 Land Adjacent To Application to vary Mr D Thomas Unit 3, Brierley Architectural Mr Bryan The Malthouse, 346648 241422 Reserved Hala Carr, Breinton condition 2 of planning Way, Leominster, Design Ltd Thomas Shobdon, Matters Lane, Hereford, permission Herefordshire, Leominster, HR4 7PX 163446;(Application HR6 0RW Herefordshire, HR6 for approval of 9NL reserved matters for 5 houses following;outline approval (152388)) to allow modified garage layout to;incorporate a home office in roof space. Breinton Credenhill 170990 Approval of 16/03/2017 Swainshall Verso, Application for Mr & Mrs Swainshall Apex Apex Viney Hall, Viney 346583 241749 Reserved Swainshill, approval of reserved Elwyn & Susan Verso, Swainshill, Architecture Architecture Hill, Nr. Lydney, Matters Herefordshire, matters following Pensom Mr & Hereford, Consultancy GL15 4ND HR4 7PU outline;approval. Mrs Tessa & Herefordshire, Ltd (162631) Michael HR4 7PU Meredith The Land at The Woodlands, Woodlands, Bridstow, Ross- Bridstow, Ross- Proposed erection Mrs A Smith On-Wye, Walker Stuart 267a Stroud on-Wye, of a single chalet & Mr G Herefordshire, Land & Mr Hugh Road, Gloucester, Bridstow Llangarron 170739 Outline 10/03/2017 Herefordshire bungalow. Barrett HR9 6QJ Planning Ltd Goodwin GL1 5JZ 357385 225187 Old Man of Land at Low Cop Ross, Wilsons Farm, Cross, Glewstone, Ross Use of land as a Glewstone, 1a Mill Street, on Wye, five-pitch touring Ross-On-Wye, Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, caravan site. Mr Andrew Herefordshire, Paul Smith Mr Paul Herefordshire, Bridstow Llangarron 170870 Permission 10/03/2017 HR9 6AN Retrospective. Jackson HR9 6AU Associates Smith HR1 2NX 356554 223080 3 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 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 Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Benhall Farm, Benhall Farm, Unit 5, Westwood Benhall Lane, Benhall Lane, Industrial Estate, Wilton, Ross-On- Proposed Wilton, Ross- Ewyas Harold, Wye, extension to On-Wye, Collins Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, agricultural Herefordshire, Design and Mr Steve Herefordshire, Bridstow Llangarron 170879 Permission 10/03/2017 HR9 6AG building. Mr Brewer HR9 6AG Build Gladwyn HR2 0EL 358821 224901 Brockhampton Brockhampton Court Nursing Court Nursing Sawpits, Great Home, Home, Doward, Brockhampton, Brockhampton, Symmonds Yat, Hereford, Proposed single Dr Hereford, Ross-On-Wye, Brockhampton Planning Herefordshire, storey general Christopher Herefordshire, Mr Michael Herefordshire, (Old Gore) Old Gore 170918 Permission 10/03/2017 HR1 4TQ storage building Allen HR1 4TQ Keyse HR9 6BP 359699 231855 Bromyard and Bromyard 170965 All others - 20/03/2017 Farmyard at Application for prior Mr Pearce- Hawkhurst, Sunderlands & Mr Robert Sunderland And 360983 254151 Winslow West Prior Approval Hawkhurst, notification of Higgins Winslow, Thompsons Bowen Thompson, Offa Winslow, agricultural Bromyard, House, 7 St Peters Bromyard, development -;for Herefordshire, Square, Hereford, Herefordshire, concrete area around HR7 4SB Herefordshire, HR1 HR7 4SB the farm buildings. 2PQ Propose to erect a timber greenhouse/potting shed in the back garden.;To re-site the existing oil storage tank on to Buckton Mill, a plinth. To Buckton Mill, Buckton Mill, Buckton lime;grout and lime Buckton Buckton Leintwardine, wash two internal Leintwardine, Leintwardine, Craven Arms, stone walls, which Craven Arms, Craven Arms, Buckton and Full Herefordshire, are currently; Mr Paul Herefordshire, Mr Paul Herefordshire, Coxall Mortimer 170791 Householder 20/03/2017 SY7 0JU natural stone. Derrick SY7 0JU Derrick SY7 0JU 338478 273298 4 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 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 Agent Agent name Agent address Easting Northing name address Organisation Propose to erect a timber greenhouse/potting shed in the back garden.;To re-site the existing oil storage tank on to Buckton Mill, a plinth. To Buckton Mill, Buckton Mill, Buckton lime;grout and lime Buckton Buckton Leintwardine, wash two internal Leintwardine, Leintwardine, Listed Craven Arms, stone walls, which Craven Arms, Craven Arms, Buckton and Building Herefordshire, are currently; Mr Paul Herefordshire, Mr Paul Herefordshire, Coxall Mortimer 170792 Consent 20/03/2017 SY7 0JU natural stone. Derrick SY7 0JU Derrick SY7 0JU 338469 273311 Burghill Queenswood 171003 Approval of 17/03/2017 Land to the Rear of Application for Mr R Legg C/o Agents JCR Planning Mr Richard Unit2 Cross Hands 347439 244800 Reserved The Villa, Burghill, approval of reserved Ltd Banks Business Workshop, Matters Herefordshire matters following Heol Parc Mawr, outline;approval Cross Hands, 161722. Carmarthenshire, SA14 6RE Land at 16 Court Cottage, Meadow Drive, Dove Cottage, Bartestree, Canon Pyon, Bartestree, D A Forrest Hereford, Planning Herefordshire, Mr & Mrs A Hereford, HR1 Architectural Mr Daniel Herefordshire, Canon Pyon Weobley 170858 Permission 13/03/2017 HR4 8NT Proposed dwelling Pinnell 4DA Services Forrest HR1 4DA 346401 248507 Canon Pyon Weobley 170940 Planning 14/03/2017 Barns at Lower Conversion of and Mr & Mrs Nigel C/o Agent James Mr James Brinsop House, 347364 249103 Permission Derndale Farm, alterations to barns to Davies Spreckley Ltd Spreckley Brinsop, Hereford, Derndale Road, create four residential; MRICS Herefordshire, HR4 Wellington, dwellings. 7AS Herefordshire, HR4 8BG 5 Weekly list of Planning Applications Received 20 - 26 March 2017 Direct access to search
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