A single-storey rear extension is proposed for a home in Manchester, extending five metres beyond the rear wall of the original property.

Proposals include installing a new shopfront with three individual doorways to access the ground-floor retail unit and first-floor flats. The rear elevation will also have previously blocked windows reopened to increase natural light and ventilation.

Plans have been submitted for a single-storey side and rear extension to a house in Longsight, Manchester.

Display of four new backlit signs across the hotel building and porch, along with new cladding for an existing illuminated totem sign.

Approval of details reserved by a planning condition regarding air quality for a specific selection of plots.

A certificate of lawful development is sought to add a rear L shaped dormer roof extension, install three rooflights on the front elevation, and remove the existing chimney stack.

An application for prior approval is made for a larger single storey rear extension.

A larger rear extension is proposed, measuring four metres in projection with a maximum height of 3.9 metres and an eaves height of 2.3 metres.

An application has been made for prior approval for a single storey rear extension that would project four metres from the existing property.

A certificate of lawful development is sought for the operation of a residential care home for young people within an existing house.

A first floor extension is proposed to the side and rear of the property, alongside the conversion of the existing garage into a home office and games room with roof alterations.

Proposals entail comprehensive extensions to the front, side and rear of a house across one and two storeys. The works also include a hip-to-gable roof alteration with a rear dormer, as well as the erection of an outbuilding.