Proposal for the change of use from a standard dwellinghouse to a seven-bedroom house in multiple occupation.

Repollarding of six lime trees situated at the front of the property to previous pruning points.

Householder application for the demolition of a rear extension and canopy, followed by the erection of a single-storey rear extension with steps and a rear dormer window. The proposal also involves installing front rooflights, fenestration alterations, and replacement wall cladding.

Works to trees include the crown reduction of an ash tree by 20 metres and the removal of another ash tree due to safety concerns regarding nearby properties.

Tree works are proposed for a group of ash trees and four sycamores, including crown reduction and felling due to disease and safety concerns.

An application has been submitted to discharge condition 11 relating to a previously approved planning permission.

Application to discharge condition 3 regarding archaeological works for a previously approved development.

Proposals involve the construction of a single new dwelling alongside related landscaping, drainage infrastructure, and ancillary stables. The scheme also includes the creation of a new vehicular access point and driveway.

The proposal involves obtaining consent for the installation of concrete slotted posts and concrete gravel boards along an ordinary watercourse.

The application proposes roof alterations including an enlarged front dormer, a new rear dormer, increased gable glazing, and a new porch, alongside a deck extension, ramped access, and changes to external materials and fenestration.

Application for a non-material amendment to alter the approved window material from white uPVC to painted white timber.

This application proposes the construction of a new bird hide to support local wildlife observation. The structure will provide a sheltered viewing area.

An application seeking to alter the depth of a previously approved residential extension at 8 Chestnut Close in Newport through a variation of condition 2.