Planning applications in CW12
We hold 2,614 planning applications for the CW12 postcode area, 166 of them submitted in the past year. 91% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 56 days. The area is covered by Cheshire East, Staffordshire Moorlands, Wealden.
Towns and villages in CW12
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Recent applications in CW12
Variagated Maple 30% overall prune approx 2.5m max Row of Beech slight prune back to fenceline approx 1m max Chestnut remove deadwood Rowan 10% overall prune approx 1.5m max All work as part of routine maintenance in order to maintain size and shape of tree in relation to its position on the property.
We propose to demolish an old, failing and now structurally unsound hardwood conservatory with pitched polycarbonate roof. And replace it with a thermally efficient, flat roofed, hardwood orangery with roof lantern. New stonework, windows, and door details will match the existing house to give a continuous look. Rainwater will be drawn away from the roof via hoppers and downpipes into existing soak-aways on either side. We will also replace existing footings to comply with current regulations. The use of the space will not change, but will become a much more usable space that will enhance our living environment and give a much more aesthetic appearance to complement the existing house, unlike the existing conservatory. Externally we propose the removal of a 1m high garden wall which will in part be replaced by steps leading to the driveway. Stonework from the removed walls will be utilised in creating the steps where possible. A mound of earth and rubble that has been grassed over to give the impression of a grassy hill (prior to us owning the property), will be removed to level out the garden and extend the drive. All this is intended to improve the visual aesthetic of the house and provide better access.
Erection of an outbuilding for use as a home office/games room.
Proposed external alterations at rear of Public House premises to add new section of timber pergola, new festoon lighting, new planters and post and rope fencing and addition of new timber framed window units at first floor level on the rear elevation.
Side and front extension and fenestration amendments.
Replacement Sewage Treatman Plan
Replacement Sewage Treatment Plan
Internal alterations and front extension
Non-material amendment to approval 22/1930C - The demolition of certain existing buildings and the erection of residential dwellings (Use Class C3) with access, car parking, landscaping, public open space and associated infrastructure.
Erection of a single storey extension to the rear of the property, with a pitched roof, skylights and new glazed doors. Proposal includes functional internal layout alterations, and aesthetic alterations to the remainder of the house to all elevations.
Felling and Removal of a diseased Ash tree
Advertisement consent for 1 new fascia sign.
Listed Building Consent
Extensions and alterations to existing dwelling.
Reason for Works: The Sycamore tree has reached a size and condition that now presents concerns regarding safety, structural impact, and long‑term suitability for its location. The tree’s current growth is causing increased pressure on the surrounding area, including proximity to property boundaries and potential interference with structures and services. Due to its size and ongoing growth habit, the tree poses a foreseeable risk of branch failure, especially during adverse weather conditions. In addition, Sycamore is a vigorous species with a dense canopy and rapid regrowth, making ongoing management increasingly difficult within the confined space available. Removal is considered the most appropriate long‑term solution to prevent future safety issues and avoid repeated intervention. Proposed Works: Complete removal of the Sycamore tree to ground level. All works will be carried out in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work – Recommendations, ensuring safe and controlled dismantling to protect the surrounding area. Replanting Proposal: A suitable replacement tree can be planted if required by the Local Planning Authority. Species can be discussed to ensure long‑term suitability for the site.
Retrospective planning permission for the construction of a holiday lodge for short‑term holiday and tourism accommodation in association with the agricultural holding.
New installation of sewage treatment plant with associated drainage
Listed building consent for new installation of sewage treatment plant with associated drainage
Emergency take down of ash tree on the front boundary
Prior approval for a Single storey rear extension, extending 3.85m beyond the rear wall, maximum height of 3.5m and eaves height of 2.2m
Two storey side extension
Extension to an existing portal frame agricultural building
Installation of a boundary fence around additional land purchased to the rear of the garden of the property.
Proposed change of use from offices to dwelling house.
Proposed replacement of single detached garage to new garage / agricultural store.
Prior approval for proposed new build to replace existing agricultural building. The new building will be a agricultural shed consisting of 5 bays. The shed will consist of 3 bays open fronted for machinery and straw store and 2 bays enclosed and insulated for a agricultural workshop.
Proposed construction of stables, tack room and feed store.
Replacement garage, single storey and first floor side/rear extensions.
Retrospective planning application for change of use of the land from private equestrian use to commercial equestrian use
Variation of 2 on 14/2585C - Variation of condition 2 (plans). Demolition of existing double garage and construction of two new dwellings.
Replacement of existing conservatory with new flat roof structure, installation of new windows and doors, and associated alterations to external elevations.
Certificate of lawful development for proposed erection of rear single storey extension.
Proposed side extension.
Listed building consent for Class change from Class E to Class C1 - Conversion of existing shop unit to 5 self contained living units.
Two - Pear Trees - One tree is dead and needs to be removed. The other tree has a number of branches that overhang the neighbours driveway, dropping a significant volume of unwanted fruit onto their driveway. The neighbour has requested that the tree is trimmed before the fruit starts to drop this season.
T1 – Mature Beech Tree Proposed works: Carry out a crown reduction of approximately 1-2 metres and crown lift to suitable growth points. Reason for works: The tree has previously been reduced a number of years ago and the proposed works aim to undertake a similar sympathetic reduction. The intention is to maintain a natural and balanced crown structure while ensuring the tree remains healthy and safe. The tree currently casts significant shade across the canopy and surrounding garden area. The proposed reduction will help improve light levels while retaining the tree’s natural form and amenity value. All works will be carried out in accordance with BS3998 (Tree Work – Recommendations).
Proposed single storey rear extension.
Agricultural determination for a replacement agricultural building for Livestock housing and storage of machinery and equipment
Proposed demolition of existing conservatory and single storey side extension.
Prior notification for proposed change of use from existing offices to 1 dwelling
Proposed extension to rear of existing garage to form self-contained annexe accommodation
Discharge of conditions 11, 12 and 13 on approval 24/2048C: Alterations and extension to the existing Grade II Listed Hall; to replace kitchen and welfare facilities; to provide larger hall space, entrance lobby and 1st floor management office and ii) Construction of an independent single storey pavilion with kitchen and welfare facilities, external picnic area and pickleball court / events and activities area designed in a contemporary style using natural materials and extensive use of renewable energy.
T1 Birch (4060) - Crown lift to 4m above ground level including epicormic growth on stem and selective pruning to achieve approximately 2m clearance of the building. Reason - Clearance of the footpath, pedestrians and building
Certificate of lawful development for the proposed construction of an outbuilding.
Extension and alterations.
T1 Oak remove 4 bottom limbs over grassed area, T2 Sycamore remove bottom limb over the grassed area crown lift to 4m and T3 Oak crown lift to 4m.
Discharge of conditions 5,7 and 8 on approval 25/1780/FUL: Erection of 1No. two-storey residential house with a detached garage.
Certificate of lawful development for proposed workshop/log store.
Proposed workshop/log store
Agricultural determination for the erection of a new building