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Weekly list of Decisions made from 11 - 15 July 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 Agent Agent Agent address Decision Decision ni address Organisation name date t Aston Ingham Penyard P 161576 Full 20/05/2016 St Clements, First floor Mr & Mrs D St Clements, Total Design Mr Lee 1 Court Lane, 07/07/2016 Approved Householder Kilcot, Newent, extension Spokes Kilcot, Newent, Ltd Beard Newent, GL18 with Herefordshire, Herefordshire, 1AR Conditions GL18 1NS GL18 1NS Bishop's Bishops Frome P 161556 Full 19/05/2016 Field House, Proposed Mr Martin Field House, Mr Neil Farrow House, 12/07/2016 Approved Frome & Cradley Householder Bishops Frome, single storey Tippett Bishops Frome, Stapleton The Hop Kilns, with Worcester, front elevation Worcester, Bishops Frome, Conditions Herefordshire, porch Herefordshire, WR65BP WR6 5AP WR6 5AP Breinton Credenhill P 160741 Outline 14/04/2016 Land adjacent to Site for Mr S Matthews C/o Agent Mr John Bank Lodge, 13/07/2016 Approved Galen House, proposed Phipps Coldwells Road, with Cherry Orchard, dwelling and Holmer, Conditions Kings Acre, garage. Hereford, Hereford, HR4 Herefordshire, 0SG HR1 1LH Bridstow Llangarron P 161678 Works to Trees 24/05/2016 Bridge House, Works to Mr Kevin Whyte Bridge House Chapel Tree Mr 9 Willow Close, 07/07/2016 Trees in in a Wilton Road, various trees. Hotel, Wilton, Services Matthew Coughton, Ross- Cons Area Conservation Wilton, Ross-On- Ross-On-Wye, Long On-Wye, Works Can Wye, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Proceed Herefordshire, HR9 6AA HR9 5WG HR9 6AA Brimfield Leominster P 161454 Planning 09/05/2016 Four Seasons, Proposed Mr Stinton Four Seasons, C L Mr Claude Cherry Tree 08/07/2016 Approved North & Rural Permission Wyson Lane, change of use Wyson Lane, Bodenham Bodenham Cottage, Stoke with Brimfield, from Brimfield, Planning St MIlborough, Conditions Ludlow, agricultural Ludlow, Advisory Ludlow, Herefordshire land to Herefordshire, Services Shropshire, SY8 domestic SY8 4NP 2EJ garden. 1 Weekly list of Decisions made from 11 - 15 July 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Agent Agent Agent address Decision Decision ni address Organisation name date t Bromyard and Bromyard P 161315 Planning 03/05/2016 Conquest Proposed Mr T Smith C/O Agent BB Mr Andrew Sansome 12/07/2016 Approved Winslow Bringsty Permission Theatre, extension to Architecture & Boughton House, 6 with Tenbury Road, form new café Planning Ltd Sansome Walk, Conditions Bromyard, and foyer Worcester, WR1 Herefordshire, area, and 1LH HR7 4LL performance;s tudio annex with associated alterations to existing|car parking. Byford Stoney Street P 161455 Full 20/05/2016 Lower Proposed Mr Martin Lower Mr Martin Lower 12/07/2016 Approved Householder Farmhouse, erection of a Taylor Farmhouse, Taylor Farmhouse, with Byford, summerhouse Byford, Byford, Conditions Hereford, . Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR4 7LD HR4 7LD HR4 7LD Cradley Bishops Frome P 153498 Full 24/05/2016 Quarry Cottage, Proposed Mr Howard Quarry Mr Howard Quarry Cottage, 12/07/2016 Approved & Cradley Householder Halesend erection of 2 Wilson Cottage, Wilson Halesend, with Grittles End, bay garage. Halesend, Storridge, Conditions Storridge, Storridge, Malvern, Herefordshire Malvern, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, WR13 5EW WR13 5EW Credenhill Credenhill P 161849 Non Material 27/06/2016 6 Meadow Drive, Non-material Mrs Sarah 6 Meadow BCPS Mr Steven Brandon Lodge, 04/07/2016 Approved Amendment Credenhill, amendment to Plumridge Drive, Horne Ross Road (Red with Hereford, existing Credenhill, Hill), Hereford, Conditions Herefordshire, application Hereford, Herefordshire, HR4 7EE No. Herefordshire, HR2 8BH P160879/FH. HR4 7EE 2 Weekly list of Decisions made from 11 - 15 July 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Agent Agent Agent address Decision Decision ni address Organisation name date t Croft and Bircher P 161823 Prior Approval - 13/06/2016 Barn at Prior Mr & Mrs Cloverfields, Architectural Mr Bryan The Malthouse, 12/07/2016 Prior Yarpole Agricultural Cloverfields, notification for Langley Leys Lane, Design Ltd Thomas Shobdon, Approval Leys Lane, proposed Bircher, Leominster, Refused Bircher, conversion of Leominster, Herefordshire, Leominster, barn into one Herefordshire, HR6 9NL Herefordshire, dwelling. HR6 0AZ HR6 0AZ Eardisley Castle P 161579 Council 23/05/2016 Eardisley Church Replacement Mrs B Knight Eardisley Education Mr Andrew Wharton Court, 01/07/2016 Approved Development Of England of existing Church Of Property Baker Wharton, with Reg 4 Primary School, chainlink England Partnership Leominster, Conditions Eardisley, fencing with Primary Ltd Herefordshire, Hereford, new green School, HR6 0NX Herefordshire, weldmesh;fen Eardisley, HR3 6NS cing. Hereford, Herefordshire, HR3 6NS Ewyas Harold Golden Valley P 161004 Certificate of 12/04/2016 Neville Arms, Certificate of Mr Nicholas Neville Arms, Mr Neville Arms, 11/07/2016 Approved South Lawfulness Abbeydore, lawfulness for Maddy Abbeydore, Nicholas Abbeydore, with (CLEUD) Hereford, existing use of Hereford, Maddy Hereford, Conditions Herefordshire, the land for Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR2 0AA the parking;of HR2 0AA HR2 0AA coaches, minibuses and cars in association with local bus services,;The Neville Arms, Mobile Bars and farming. 3 Weekly list of Decisions made from 11 - 15 July 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Agent Agent Agent address Decision Decision ni address Organisation name date t Ewyas Harold Golden Valley P 161154 Full 19/05/2016 Westwood Extensions to Mr John Collins Westwood FDH Mr Roland 43 High Street, 14/07/2016 Approved South Householder House, Ewyas property House, Ewyas Architecture Reeve Lydney, GL15 with Harold, Harold, 5DD Conditions Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR2 0EL HR2 0EL Ewyas Harold Golden Valley P 161263 Full 09/05/2016 Mortimer Proposed Mr Mark Mortimer Mr Mark Mortimer 17/06/2016 Approved South Householder Cottage, Ewyas single storey Pritchard Cottage, Ewyas Pritchard Cottage, Ewyas with Harold, rear extension Harold, Harold, Conditions Hereford, and replace Hereford, Hereford, Herefordshire, the Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR2 0ES conservatory;g HR2 0ES HR2 0ES lass roof with a tiled one. Fownhope Backbury P 161519 Full 20/05/2016 Westholme, Proposed two Mr Keith Paton 24 Braemar Mr Keith 24 Braemar 13/07/2016 Approved Householder Fownhope, new dormer Gardens, Paton Gardens, with Hereford, windows in Hereford, Hereford, Conditions Herefordshire, place of Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR1 4NN rooflights. HR1 1SJ HR1 1SJ Hereford Hinton & P 161551 Full 20/05/2016 85 Holme Lacy proposed Mr & Mrs Potter 85 Holme Lacy D A Daniel Court Cottage, 14/07/2016 Approved Hunderton Householder Road, Hereford, conservatory Road, FORREST Forrest Bartestree, with Herefordshire, at rear of Hereford, Hereford, Conditions HR2 6DF property Herefordshire, Herefordshire, HR2 6DF HR1 4DA Hereford Hinton & P 160351 Outline 08/02/2016 Land at 156 Proposed The Owner Standhall KPG Design Festival House, 08/07/2016 Approved Hunderton Belmont Road, erection of 3 and/or Cottage, Associates Jessop Avenue, with Hereford, nos. two Occupier Chadds Lane, Ltd Cheltenham, Conditions Herefordshire, bedroom Berrow, Gloucestershire, HR2 7JS dwellings and Malvern, GL50 3SH associated;wo Worcestershire rks. , WR13 6JN 4 Weekly list of Decisions made from 11 - 15 July 2016 Parish Ward U Ref no Planning code Valid date Site address Description Applicant name Applicant Agent Agent Agent address Decision Decision ni address Organisation name date t Hereford Central P 160452 Planning 29/02/2016 16-17 Bastion Change of use Mr J Manning New Cross Mr J New Cross 05/06/2016 Approved Permission Mews, Hereford, of premises to Farm, Edwyn Manning Farm, Edwyn with Herefordshire, a mixed use Ralph, Ralph, Conditions HR1 2BT A3 and A4 to Bromyard, Bromyard, include Herefordshire, Herefordshire, the;enclosed HR7 4NF HR7 4NF court yard next to Unit 17. Hereford Central P 160488 Listed Building 18/02/2016 20 St Owen Proposed Mr Scott Wroe 10a Royal Mewscraft Ltd Mr Robert Wyastone 12/07/2016 Approved Consent Street, Hereford, internal Buildings, Erskine Business Park, with Herefordshire alterations to Penarth, Vale Wyastone Leys, Conditions ground floor of Glamorgan, Monmouth, shop. CF64 3ED NP25 3SR Hereford Greyfriars P 161098 Planning 16/05/2016 92 Breinton Proposed new Mr Phil Cogzell 92 Breinton Mr Phil 92 Breinton 07/07/2016 Approved Permission Road, Hereford, driveway Road, Cogzell Road, Hereford, with Herefordshire, access. Hereford, Herefordshire, Conditions HR4 0JY Herefordshire, HR4 0JY HR4 0JY Hereford Central P 161335 Advertisement 20/05/2016 Hogarths, 57 Proposed new The Owner The Victory Insignia Signs Unit 7 Albion 11/07/2016 Approved Consent Commercial signage and and/or Offices, 112 and Service Park, Albion Road, Hereford, external Occupier Victory Road, Ltd Way, Leeds, HR1 2BP lighting Blackpool, FY1 LS12 2EJ 1QW Hereford Widemarsh P 161302 Planning 24/05/2016 5 Harrow Road, Proposed B1 The Owner C/o Agent Mr John Bank Lodge, 12/07/2016 Approved Permission Hereford, HR4 industrial and/or Phipps Coldwells Road, with 0EH building and Occupier Holmer, Conditions associated
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