Planning applications in SN14

Dishcharge of condition 10 (Drainage) attached to permission P25/02262/F Demolition of 2no existing dwellings. Erection of 4no affordable dwellings with access, parking and works.

Replacement of three single-glazed windows and one external door set, on the south (rear) elevation, with painted hardwood double-glazed joinery

Excavation of a dirty water lagoon

Remove existing rear conservatory, and erect single storey ground floor extension.

G1 - 5 x dead Pine trees - Fell T2 - Beech tree - Crown reduce by 2m

Demolition of existing building and erection of building for self storage use (Class B8) (Outline)

Erection of single storey rear extension to form additional living accommodation. Replacement of existing windows and external doors.

Erection of buildings in connection with agricultural use of the land comprising a stable building (to be used for livestock handling and isolation pens), Fodder Barn (agricultural equipment store, ancillary farm office and secure asset store, known as Building 1) and shed along with associated hardstanding (part retrospective)

Works to fell 1.no Horse Chestnut Tree. As covered by tree preservation order SGTPO 19/2025 dated 20th Feburary 2026.

Conversion of garage attached to the house to create a habitable space ie another reception room.

Steel Portal framed building for the housing of livestock

Installation of a permanent backup generator.

T1 Cedar - Tree is dead. Remove tree to ground level. T2 Lime - Thin tree by 30% to reduce sail weight and allow more light into garden below.

T1 Ash. Dead. In corner of front garden, low limb overhangs boundary wall & public space of Colerne village centre - Dismantle/Fell. T2 Dying Ash at edge of group that item 1 is part of. Tree is in the latter stages of Ash dieback (A.D.B.) & overhangs ch

T1 Re-pollard Lime tree back to previous pollard points. T2 Crown reduce Field Maple tree by 1m, back to previous pruning points.

Take down and rebuild defective masonry and roof of rear extension. Re-build to modern standards. Replace inappropriate metal window with hardwood windows similar to adjacent windows of main house. Re-site west wall to connect end of south wall with north

T1 Oak - Remove major deadwood over 50mm in diameter. Prune on neighbours side by up to 1.5m to maintain clearance from property. Prune on house side by up to 1.5m to maintain clearance from house.

Take down and rebuild defective masonry and roof of rear extension. Re-build to modern standards. Replace inappropriate metal window with hardwood windows similar to adjacent windows of main house. Re-site west wall to connect end of south wall with nort

The proposed development is the installation of a ground‑mounted solar photovoltaic array comprising 30 individual solar panels for residential use, arranged in three rows of ten panels, positioned within the private land associated with the dwelling.

T1, T2,T3,T4, T5 Cypress - Fell

T2 & T2 – 2 x Purple Leaf Plum trees – cut back branches overhanging into neighbouring properties and reduce back from overhead lines and deadwood T3 – Cherry tree – reduce back from overhead lines and deadwood

Repair and reinstatement works to the entrance porch, façade and internal fabric following accidental vehicle impact

T1 Bay - Too large for setting, reduce by 50% and shape.

T1 Ash - Reduce crown by up to 3 metres, maintaining a natural shape and balanced crown form. Remove deadwood throughout the crown. Tree is showing advanced symptoms of ash dieback. T2 Twisted Willow - No taller than 6m. The tree is heavily leaning and e

1 x False Acacia tree - reduce remaining leader by 50% to make safe; lower canopy lateral spread by 30% 1 x Yew tree - dismantle to 3ft in height to produce a low Yew shrub

G1 - Section fell 2 Pine trees due to both having sparse canopies and being in a poor position.

Conversion of existing residential outbuildings to provide a self-contained annex.

Conversion of existing residential outbuildings to provide a self-contained annex.

Works to crown reduce 1no Jacquemontii birch Tree by 2m in height, crown lift by 2m and crown thin by 20% all within Marshfiled conservation area.

Access ramp, platform and railings for wheelchair user access

The trees are a mixture of low amenity value Sycamore, other broadleaves and scrub. They have self seeded on top of the roofs on pre WW 2 aircraft hangers. The trees need to be removed and the roofs returned to grass, their original design.

Lime tree (T29 of TPO N/62) - 40% canopy reduction and rebalance

Works to Crown reduce 1no. Holly Tree (T1) by 2-3 metres back to previous points. Situated within Dyrham Conservation Area. Specification of Works: Crown reduction back to previous, historical pruning points, reducing the height and lateral spread by approximately 2?3 metres to re-establish a managed clearance. Justification Summary: To clear the canopy from direct contact with the fabric of the main house and to clear growth encroaching into the overhead utility lines. T2: Lime Tree & T3: Oak Tree Specification of Works: Removal of dead wood throughout the canopies of both trees (included for information/notification purposes only under dead wood exemption guidelines). Justification Summary: General safety, routine maintenance, and removal of falling debris hazards over the garden area.

Enlargement of Existing Dormer width to allow effortless access into Bathroom

Change of Use of 3 no. agricultural buildings to flexible commercial use falling within Use Class E with ancillary storage

Works to trees as per the attached schedule of works received by the Council on the 3rd June 2026, all trees situated in the Dyrham Conservation Area.

To relocate and replace the oil tank and relocate the LPG bottle storage from the front of the property to the rear garden.

Non Material Amendment to plannin permission P25/01492/F Alterations to the west elevation including the addition of a window and change of timber cladding direction. Variation to the storm porch from Current Permitted design to a timber post arrnagement with Zinc roof Includsion of Heat Pump and EV charger onto elevations.

T1 - Beech tree - 30% reduction T2 - Acer tree - 3% crown reduction

Replacement windows to rear

T1 Red-flowering Horse Chestnut (Aesculus × carnea) - Fell to improve visibility on highway junction.

Prune Oak trees back on client side by up to 2.5m to reduce overhang on rear garden.

Discharge of conditions 3 (Contamination) 5 (Hard Landscape) 8 (Eco Mitigation Compliance) and 10 (Parking Etc) Attached to permission P25/01492/F Change of use from light industrial Building (Class E) to 1no. dwelling (Class C3) as defined in the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended).

Create an open porch on the side of the building where the 'back door' is.

Reduce two Conifers to driveway by 1.5m in height. Reduce two Silver Birch in rear garden by 2m and reduce Hedge at bottom of garden by 1m and trim side.

T1 - Malus is to be target reduced by up to 1.8 metres on lateral branches.

Discharge of conditions 2 (Ecology 1), 3 (Ecology 2), 4 (Ecology 3), 5 (Conservation) and 6 (Roof Alterations) attached to planning permission P25/00906/F Installation of 1No. rooflight; creation of 1No. window opening on the west elevation. Raising of the roofline and erection of a new roof finish; installation of 6No. rooflights; creation of 1No. enlarged opening on the south elevation, all to the workshop. Installation of rear steps; erection of balustrades and 1No. entrance gate.

Demolition of existing detached garage and erection of two storey side extension to provide additional living accommodation.

Replace rotten, draughty, leaking, timber windows on the front of the property with aluminium double glazed windows, finished in RAL 7016 anthracite grey

Insertion of pair of external doors into an external wall of the Golf Club House, to serve Buggy Store. Localised external hard-landscaped alterations to suit new door arrangement. Conversion of two external steps into a ramp, including minor localised al