Planning applications in SN8
We hold 2,786 planning applications for the SN8 postcode area, 397 of them submitted in the past year. 94% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 48 days. The area is covered by Wiltshire, Alderney, Swindon.
Towns and villages in SN8
Councils covering SN8
Recent applications in SN8
Erection of a rear extension to enlarge the existing kitchen and new utility room to the rear of the garage
Erection of new boundary fence and gate into parking area (part retrospective)
Oak Framed Garage with Home Office Above
T1 - Golden Leylandii tree - reduction of height by one-third to encourage lower growth, avoid damage to adjacent buildings and increase light for neighbours T2 - Magniflora Grandiflora Exmouth tree - reduction in height by 1m and removal of branches overhanging conservatory at 27A Kingsbury Street
T1 Mature Swamp Cypress Conifer - Fell to ground level.
T4 - Cherry tree - fell and treat stump with eco-plugs
Proposed new external door (replace window) and associated internal and external alterations.
Non-Material Amendment relating to application PL/2024/09312 - Amendments to the design of the Landscaping, Pool House, Spa Building, and Tennis Pavilion
Proposed new external door (replace window) and associated internal and external alterations.
Partial Discharge of condition 16 (Landscaping) relating to application PL/2024/09312
Erection of an Agricultural and Forestry Building
Variation of condition 3 relating to application PL/2025/03756 - Different Roof Tile Profile.
Demolition of existing garage. Erection of 1 no. new dwelling with associated access, parking, landscaping and private amenity space.
Demolition of a former agricultural building with extant permission under planning application PL/2022/01532 for conversion to light industrial, research and development and/or storage and distribution use, and erection of a replacement building within the same footprint for the permitted use(s).
Agricultural storage building, and extension to agricultural building
T1 - Western Red Cedar tree - fell to ground level to allow more light into garden
2 x Hornbeam trees (DEAD) - fell
Alterations, refurbishment and new extension of Grade II Listed barn with external landscaping
Proposed roof space conversion
Alterations, refurbishment and new extension of Grade II Listed barn with external landscaping
T1 Ash tree - Reduce to head height, level with the adjacent hedgerow. Canopy and all branches to be removed. T2 Silver Birch - Removal of the tree to ground level.
Install solar panels in rear garden
G1 Beech trees (x9) - Reduce the tops by 20%-25% and remove any major deadwood. T2 Silver Birch - Fell.
T1 – Beech tree - reduce crown by 1.5m, maintaining a balanced crown and suitable branch structure T2 – Sycamore tree - remove all crossing/rubbing and squirrel-damaged branches throughout the crown and reduce the overall crown by 3m, retaining a balanced, natural shape and suitable branch structure T3 – Sycamore tree - reduce the tree by 7m to an overall height of 11.5m - this will significantly reduce end weight and leverage acting on the compressed unions, helping mitigate potential failure while retaining a balanced and suitable crown structure G1 – 2 x Yew trees - reduce both crowns by 2m, leaving them at a manageable height and size suitable for future hedge maintenance
Back garden: Silver Birch, C, in the SE corner - 25% height reduction. Alder, J8, 25% height reduction. Oak, F, SW corner, 25% height reduction and remove limbs damaged by squirrels. Cherry, A, to SE of house - complete removal as it is failing - a number of limbs have already broken off. Northernmost Cherry, A, remove top of one prominent branch, reducing overall tree height by 20%. Swedish Whitebeam, E, it's leaning. remove one branch and reshape - height unaltered, footprint reduced by 10%. Hornbeam adjacent to Swedish Whitebeam. Remove dead branches. Thin and reshape - 15% reduction. Rowan adjacent to Hornbeam. Remove prominent limb, reducing overall height by 15%. Front garden: 2 Oaks, F, 20% height reduction and and 20% reduction in overall shape/footprint through trimming long limbs. Hornbeam, C, 20% thinning and 20% height reduction.
T1 - 2 x Beech trees - reduce limbs that extend towards chapel to give 3m clearance from building and back behind steps by 1m to suitable growth points and retain trees natural shape T2 - Beech tree - crown raise over pathways up to 4m to suitable growth points
T1 - Silver Birch tree - reduce crown by 30%, crown clean and remove epicormic growth from stem
Retrospective Change of Use and Proposed Garden Store
Proposed two-storey rear and single storey side extensions, associated internal works and replacement outbuilding.
Construction of a single-storey rear extension to an existing dwelling, a first floor addition to an existing bedroom, and construction of a dormer to an existing loft room, including all associated works
Erection of agricultural building for calving cattle and creation of yard
T1 Lime tree - Reduce by 25% T2 Beech trees (x3) - Reduce the trees by 20%-25% and crown raise to 3m-5m
Erection of single storey rear extensions, front porch and conversion of garage into living accommodation.
Replace thatched roof on Outbuilding with roofing slate
Partial discharge of condition 11 (Wells) relating to application 18/00195/LBC
Replacement of CCTV camera with a new camera and bracket in the same location, on external wall of the building
Replacement of CCTV camera with a new camera and bracket in the same location, on external wall of the building
Replacement of 2 x CCTV cameras with 2 x new cameras and new corner brackets, and the installation of 1 x new camera and new corner bracket - all on the external walls of the Town Hall building
Replacement of 2 x CCTV cameras with 2 x new cameras and new corner brackets, and the installation of 1 x new camera and new corner bracket - all on the external walls of the Town Hall building
Replacement of CCTV camera with a new camera and bracket in the same location, on external wall of the building
Single storey side extension replacing existing garage and connecting structure.
T1 - Yew tree - crown thin and crown lift to shape; remove several dead branches T2 - Sycamore tree - overall prune to keep tree back from dwelling
Replacement of CCTV camera with a new camera and bracket in the same location, on external wall of the building
Partial discharge of condition 16 (Hard and Soft Landscaping) relating to application PL/2024/09312
Agricultural storage building
Replacement front door and and boiler flue
Remove Beech tree 2 and Norway Maple in their entirety due to their poor structural condition and the ongoing risk this presents. Beech tree 3 - Selective reshaping of the lower branches to improve the structure and reduce end-weight.
Proposed first floor rear extension
T1 Copper Beech - Reduce the crown by 25% and crown raise to 2.5-3m.
T1 Multi-stemmed Sycamore (approx x6) - Tree hollow at base and unstable. Dismantle and fell leaving trunks up at approx 10ft in height, T2 Large Hazel - Dangerously overhanging stable block. Coppice to 10ft. T3 Large Sycamore - On edge of field. Remove