Conversion of an office building at 156 King Street into a dwellinghouse.

Proposals involve changing the use of the lower ground floor to extend the existing dwellinghouse, alongside the erection of a raised decking area. The development is partially retrospective.

An application for a certificate of proposed lawful development seeking the formation of an earth-banked slurry lagoon and associated security fencing.

A non-material amendment application to alter the previously approved roof covering to Brazilian black Pompeu slate.

Proposals involve exterior alterations to the property, including the removal of an ATM, a night safe, and all associated signage.

Earthworks and the erection of a boundary wall and two metre high security fencing are proposed, with works being partially retrospective.

An application has been submitted for the formation of an extension to an existing motorhome and campervan site.

Proposals include alterations to entrances, the erection of an external seating bothy with a covered canopy, and the installation of screen fencing and toilets. Additional works comprise the formation of an external seating area and associated landscaping.

An application has been submitted for the discharge of conditions associated with a previously approved planning permission.

Proposals involve the installation of solar photovoltaic panels on the eastern roof elevation of the dwellinghouse.

Proposals involve the installation of replacement rainwater goods, fascias and soffits, alongside the exterior painting of the walls.

This proposal entails the construction of a single-storey extension on the south elevation of the existing dwellinghouse.

The proposal seeks permission to build a single storey extension to the south elevation of the existing dwellinghouse.