Prior approval was sought for a single-storey rear extension to a house in Wembley, extending six metres beyond the original rear wall with a maximum height of 3.2 metres.

Proposals involve the conversion of a dwellinghouse into a nine bedroom house in multiple occupation along with associated refuse and cycle storage facilities.

Proposals include the creation of two dropped kerbs to facilitate off-street parking, alongside the installation of an electric vehicle charging point. Additional works involve landscaping to the front garden, boundary fencing adjustments, and the relocation of a telegraph post.

The proposal includes a single storey rear extension, hip to gable roof alterations with a rear dormer, and the installation of solar panels and rooflights. A raised rear patio with decking is also planned.

The application proposes a single storey rear extension, changes to the existing window and door arrangements, and landscaping work to level the rear garden.

Plans involve converting a single dwellinghouse into a six-bedroom house in multiple occupation, alongside the installation of a new dropped kerb to provide vehicular access at the front.

An application has been made for a certificate of lawfulness regarding the existing use of the first and second floors as two self-contained flats.

A certificate of lawfulness is sought to confirm the existing single storey rear extension on the dwellinghouse.

A certificate of lawfulness is sought for the proposed use of the lower ground and ground floor units as indoor sports, recreation and fitness facilities operating on a twenty four hour basis.