A change of use is proposed to establish a dwelling, an apartment, a cafe, and flexible Class E commercial space.

Listed building consent is sought for internal alterations to form a residential unit, an apartment, a cafe, and flexible commercial space. Proposed external changes include replacing existing windows, fitting a new rear window, installing timber doors in place of ironmongery along a side passage, and installing an air source heat pump.

Discharge of conditions 3 and 4 attached to a listed building consent at 7 The Abbey in Carlisle, relating to fence details and internal repair works.

Accessibility and refurbishment works are proposed across several Grade II listed buildings associated with Tullie House Museum. The project includes creating a new community studio and gallery space, upgrading sanitary facilities, widening doorways, and replacing non-original windows with heritage sash units.

Listed building consent is sought for internal and external alterations to facilitate the conversion of former YMCA accommodation into a single dwelling. The works include partial demolition of 1960s extensions, partition removals, and associated landscaping to create a private courtyard and shared access.

This proposal involves the installation of storage facilities for LPG, kerosene, and gas oils.

Proposals include the demolition of existing outhouses alongside a two storey side extension to the farmhouse. Additional works involve installing an air source heat pump and solar panels, erecting a detached stable block, and forming a horse arena with flood lights.

It is proposed to demolish the existing dwelling and garage, and erect a replacement two storey house along with a single storey detached garage.

Proposals include the extension of an HGV park with perimeter fencing and an amenity building providing gym and shower facilities. Additional works feature EV charging spaces for cars and HGVs, alongside the installation of two jet wash bays.

Retrospective application for raising the height of a field by approximately 2.1 metres.

This application seeks retrospective permission for the erection of a hardcore yard.

A variation of condition 15 is sought regarding the approved development of five dwellings and a new access on land between 36 and 44 Broomfallen Road in Scotby. The application proposes to allow the landscaping scheme to be completed on a property-by-property basis before each individual dwelling is occupied.

Listed building consent is sought for internal alterations to form a residential unit, an apartment, a cafe, and flexible commercial space. Proposed external changes include replacing existing windows, fitting a new rear window, installing timber doors in place of ironmongery along a side passage, and installing an air source heat pump.