Planning applications in ST5
We hold 1,027 planning applications for the ST5 postcode area, 332 of them submitted in the past year. 92% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 49 days. The area is covered by Newcastle under Lyme, Stafford, Staffordshire.
Towns and villages in ST5
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Recent applications in ST5
T1 ? Chestnut tree located at Ravenscliffe, First Avenue, ST5 8QX, adjacent to the public highway/footpath. Proposed works: Fell the tree to ground level due to significant structural deterioration and safety concerns. Large branches have already failed and fallen onto/adjacent to the public footpath. The tree has been inspected and is considered to present a risk to pedestrians, vehicles and users of the site. Works are required to remove the identified safety hazard.
Demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of the site to provide a storage facility (Use Class B8))
Proposed detached dwelling
Proposed single storey rear extension
Application for a Non-Material Amendment to Planning permission 24/00678/FUL - to make changes to sections and elevational details.
Variation of condition 6 of planning permission 24/00853/REM to substitute the previously approved drawings PP01.01rev 3 with revised drawings BAL2410_PP01_P4_Planting Plan and Schedule for plot 5 to show the removal of new trees from within the constraint line and the addition of extra new trees where possible to the north of the site.
All work specified within the report THR26-76. This is mainly crown lifting and epicormic removal for access purposes. There is an poor Elm by the netrance to fell and removal of larger dead wood from several trees.
Proposed 12m by 15m Salt Barn at Keele University Sports Centre.
Application for a certificate of proposed lawful development for use of service station without conditions restricting the opening hours
External alterations to building and site at Twyford House. Removal of outbuilding for new parking provision. No Change of use required.
Application for approval of a written scheme providing details of the predicted airborne emissions as required by condition 8 of planning permission 24/00795/FUL
Installation of an Air Source Heat Pump to be installed to the property. Planning permission is being sought as the property is in a conservation area.
Application for approval of details of a scheme for the works as required by condition 4 of planning permission 24/00795/FUL
Variation of condition 1 of planning permission 25/00915/FUL to substitute the previously approved drawing M25/1724/L01with revised drawing JPK/26/5515/1 to include new security shutters on hay barn.
Chapel peace garden - Conservation Design and Access Statementwall & 'dug out' seating area, other above ground seating areas, drainage improvements to lawn, permeable paths and soft landscaping.
Prior notification of a single storey rear extension with a flat roof measuring 4.50m in depth, 3.5m maximum height & 2.40m to the eaves
Proposed First Floor Extension.
Variation of condition 6 of planning permission 24/00859/REM to substitute the previously approved drawings PP01.01rev 3 with revised drawings BAL2410_PP01_P4_Planting Plan and Schedule for plots 4,6 and 7 to show the removal of new trees from within the constraint line and the addition of extra new trees where possible to the north of the site.
Application for approval of Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan (HMMP), BNG Metric and addendum letter as required by condition 7 of planning permission 25/00324/FUL
Retrospective application for siting an InPost Parcel Locker
Hip to gable conversion and rear dormer to create second floor accommodation
Minor works to the external facade to include removal of all redundant external signage, branding and ATM's. All external decommissioning works will be made good and returned to original state.
Retention of a Detached Garden Office Ancillary to the Existing Dwelling
Erection of 0.5m heigh wall to mark the boundary and change the use of the land as a driveway within the domestic curtilage
Install single storey rear extension
Prior notification of a proposed single storey extension to rear measuring 4.5m depth with a maximum height of 4m and 3m to the eaves.
Application for the variation of conditions 2, 5 and 6 of planning permission 25/00324/FUL to alter the list of approved drawings outlined in condition 2 and change the wording of conditions 5 and 6 to allude to amended drawings
Proposed facade upgrades to 3no. principal elevations, new windows to all elevations & proposed roof smoke vent
Proposed outdoor swimming pool with plant room and garden wall
Proposed removal of existing conservatory and erection of new 2 storey side and rear extension.
Approval is sought to undertake essential management works on two Yew trees (Taxus baccata) located in the rear garden of Rose Cottage. The trees have not been pruned for several years, resulting in dense canopies that dominate the garden, prevent understory growth, and cause structural and access conflicts. All works are proposed, and will be carried out, in accordance with British Standard BS3998. Detailed Schedule of Works & Justification Tree 1 Yew tree,Taxus baccata (Located closest to the rear fence, adjacent to the public footpath) ? Current Condition: This tree is significantly one-sided and exhibits a distinct lean towards the main dwelling. This structural imbalance is caused by heavy shading on its rear side from a neighbouring tree. ? Proposed Work 1: Crown Reduction Specification: Reduce the lateral branches facing the house by 2?3 metres to establish a clear separation zone between the canopy and the building. Justification: The branches are in direct physical contact with the structure, roof tiles, and guttering of Rose Cottage, presenting an immediate risk of structural damage and blocked drainage. ? Proposed Work 2: Crown Lifting Specification: Lift the lower canopy to a uniform height, ensuring a minimum clearance of 2.5 metres over the public footpath. Justification: Low-hanging branches currently overhang the public footpath below a height of 2 metres, creating a direct obstruction and hazard for pedestrians. ? Proposed Work 3: Crown Thinning Specification: Thin the crown by a maximum of 30%. Justification: To reduce wind resistance on an already leaning tree, improve structural balance, and allow light filtration into the rear garden to support ground-level vegetation. Tree 2 Yew tree,Taxus baccata (Located closest to the cottage, adjacent to the patio area) ? Current Condition: A large, dominant specimen positioned next to the domestic patio and the rear elevation of the house. ? Proposed Work 1: Crown Reduction Specification: Reduce the later
PROPOSED SINGLE STOREY REAR HOUSE EXTENSION TO REPLACE EXISTING CONSERVATORY
Works to Trees
Demolition of existing utility room and erection of two storey side extension
Works to Trees in a Conservation Area
Erection of maintenance equipment, tack and fodder storage building associated with existing equestrian use
Proposed new agricultural access track
Proposed detached garage
Retrospective planning application for replacement boundary wall
Internal remodelling, a two-storey rear extension, the insertion of an internal mezzanine floor within the North Wing, a new double-storey entrance porch on the principal elevation, and a dedicated brick minaret to the rear.
Variation of condition 2 of planning permission 25/00127/FUL to substitute the previously approved drawings with revised drawings (Drawing no. 2358 /04 Scheme layout plan)
Application to determine if prior approval is required for the proposed conversion of the existing four-storey office building into 50 residential apartments, comprising a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom units
During the recent spell of hot weather, a beech tree at the named property has had one of the stems fail and fall into the adjacent field, this has split at approx. 3m leaving a large cavity and not much strength wood to support the remaining tree and canopy. I would like to do a crown reduction by 3m on the canopy nearest the house but reduce the height by 4m, to protect the property from future possible damage caused by the failing stem which has now exposed a cavity and core wood open to the elements, the remaining timber holding the stem is diminished leaving 40% left supporting the remainder of the tree. We will monitor the tree annually for and changes in condition and under the grounds of health and safety for our client HS2 .
Siting of Royal Mail locker (Retrospective)
Application to determine if prior approval is required for a proposed change of use of the upper floors from class E (Commercial, Business and Service) to class C3 (Dwellinghouse)
Retrospective application to increase the occupation from 3 to 4 persons under the existing C2 use
Full details of proposed works are detailed on drawing ref: 1029-TPO-01. All as discussed and agreed with Becky Allen (Tree & Landscape Officer) on site on the morning of 18/8/26
TWO LARGE BEECH TREES ON A ISLAND BED CROWN LIFT TO 4.5M
Change of use of existing ancillary accommodation and stables within an outbuilding to form one self-contained dwelling, including roof alterations comprising the raising of the eaves and ridge height and the installation of dormer windows to create first-floor accommodation.
Prior notification of a single storey rear extension measuring 3.30m in depth, 3.5m maximum height & 2.4m to the eaves.