Planning permission is sought to construct a ground-floor extension to the side and rear of a residential property in Salford, alongside external modifications to the building's facades.

Crown reduction works are proposed for four trees, comprising one whitebeam and three flowering cherry trees, cutting them back by three metres.

An application has been made to confirm the lawfulness of using the existing property as a house in multiple occupation for ten people.

Plans have been submitted to construct a two-storey rear extension at a property in Salford. The work would also involve converting the loft, raising the roof ridge, and adding dormer windows to both the front and rear elevations.

Permission is sought to retain an existing single storey rear extension and the newly built external steps leading up to the raised decking.

Proposals involve converting the first floor office space into six self-contained apartments. This scheme seeks prior approval for the change of use.

A single storey rear extension is proposed, measuring six metres in length with a maximum height of three metres and an eave height of three metres.

Plans have been submitted to construct a first floor side extension over the existing footprint to create additional living space.

An application has been made to build a single storey extension at the back of the property.