x2 Rowan trees: reduce crowns by 25% , shortening branches to next natural growth point in line with BS3998 2010
x2 Rowan trees: reduce crowns by 25% , shortening branches to next natural growth point in line with BS3998 2010
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x2 Rowan trees: reduce crowns by 25% , shortening branches to next natural growth point in line with BS3998 2010
Local Authority Consultation DM/0584/26/SCO: Request for EIA Scoping opinion for a proposed development comprising the erection of up to 1,500 residential units to include residential dwellings (Use C
T19 Corsican pine: reduce the lateral spread back to the main crown junction to the north and wests to clear chale, removing branches less than 12cm in diameter.
Discharge of condition 7 (boundary treatment) and condition 8 (schedule of materials) imposed on Planning Permission ref. no. N/178/00988/23.
Demolition of existing barns and stables and erection of 40 dwellings with garages, erect new stables with ancillary parking and other associated works including access, landscaping and attenuation po
Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) as granted on application DM/0535/24/FULA - addition and alterations to roof lights and replacement of window with Juliet balcony to first floor rear elevatio
Planning Permission - Extension and alterations to existing dwelling to provide additional living accommodation and erection of a single detached garage with attached garden room.
Removal of existing outbuilding to erect detached garage with PV panels and associated works
Demolition and removal of all existing buildings and structures on site, alteration to existing access from Kings Road and formation of new points of access from Kings Road, installation of hardstandi
Erect detached dwelling with parking, landscaping and associated works
Demolish existing conservatory to rear and single garage and erect single storey extension with roof lights to rear, detached double garage and associated works.
Environmental Impact Assessment (E.E.C. Directive 85/337/E.E.C. as amended by Council Directive 97/11E.C.) for a screening opinion with respect to the change of use of agricultural land to residential
Consent to display - 1no. internally illuminated freestanding floor mounted totem sign.
Variation of Conditions 3 (Occupancy Period 1) and 4 (Occupancy Period 2) following application DM/0031/14/FUL for revision to condition wording to extend occupancy period until 2035
Planning Permission - Erection of a bat loft.
Section 192 application to determine the commencement of the erection of a dwelling, granted planning permission under reference N/178/00774/23.
Details in discharge of Condition 5 (Landscaping) pursuant to DM/0758/25/FUL for plot 8 (3 Claydon Way)
Demolish existing rear extension to erect two storey extension to rear, replacement of existing roof at rear with dormer roof and associated works
Erect detached bungalow to include the installation of solar panels and roof lights, removal of existing outbuildings, erect detached single garage to rear, alterations to existing access, creation of
Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) following DM/0358/25/FUL to amend plot 2 layout and house design
Display 14 non illuminated pole mounted double sided signs to include entry sign, tariff details and tariff reminder boards
Details in Discharge of Condition 12 (Over 55s Provision) following DM/0175/25/OUT
Installation of height restriction barrier, pole mounted Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) parking system, 2 pay machines, bollards and associated works
Planning Permission - Extension to existing dwelling to provide additional living accommodation.
Erect single storey extension to side, single storey extension to rear with rooflights and associated works.
Variation of Condition 16 (Approved Plans) following DM/0309/23/FUL for various internal and external alterations including the erection of a single storey side extension, installation of rooflights a
Lawson cypress: twin stem with taller stem growing and leaning towards plots 62, infested with ivy so Fell ( due to ivy problem, leaning problem and low included union.
Non material amendment pursuant to DM/0923/25/FUL for the reconfiguration of the roof, including removal of the sprinkler tank along with internal/external alterations to ground floor buggy store, man
Details in discharge of Condition 3 (Materials), Condition 4 - (Highways Details), Condition 5 (Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP), Condition 6 (Construction Management Plan (CMP), Condition
Determination of whether or not prior approval is required for the siting, design and external appearance of the cattle shed to be erected.
Erect single storey extension to side, installation of roof canopy to front, erect detached triple car port to front with various internal and external alterations
Demolish existing boundary wall to erect 1.9m fence with associated works
Erection of 234 dwellings with associated works, access, emergency access, garaging, landscaping, open space, play areas and drainage including partial removal of car park
Demolition of two vacant dwellings and existing office block to erect ancillary office building, expand B8 open storage area, alterations to existing access and parking, boundary treatments, landscapi
5DWN, Due to recent storm damage a 1/3 reduction of the remaining canopy is proposed as set out in the supporting photos.
NewsOutline planning permission was granted for up to 34 homes to be built on the site in August 2024
Erection of a metal frame pergola over existing paved area in rear garden
Erection of chalet with vehicular access and associated works
Variation of Condition 11 (Approved Plans) following DM/0838/25/FUL to amend house designs for Plots 2 and 3
It's wonderful to hear about the community coming together in a special way to honour a Tetney dad. A new fundraising challenge badge has been created by a local Girlguiding group, a lovely tribute to a much-loved local figure.
Well, it's been a bit of a concern down by Tetney Lock recently, hasn't it? With the flood warning in place, folks have been keeping a close eye on the water levels. We're hoping things settle down soon for everyone in the area.
Good news for our local wildlife and anyone who enjoys a walk around Tetney Marsh! We've had an update on the water levels in the marsh, which are looking healthy and supporting the fantastic natural habitat we're so lucky to have right on our doorstep.
Well hello Tetney! Great news for our lovely village as some of our very own holiday cottages have just scooped a fantastic national award! It's wonderful to see our beautiful area getting the recognition it deserves.