The proposal involves the demolition of existing garden rooms followed by the construction of a new outbuilding to the rear of the property.

Plans involve pulling down the existing garden structures and constructing a new outbuilding at the rear of the property.

A crown reduction of two metres on the west side of a purple beech tree is proposed, alongside the pruning of lower branches to restore balance.

Felling of a large beech tree subject to a tree preservation order at Highwoods on Haverhill Road in Stapleford.

A non-material amendment is sought to add a high-level window to the east-facing elevation of a planned ground-floor rear extension in Stapleford.

Proposals involve variations to previously approved plans to include additional obscurely glazed windows on the side and rear elevations of the dwelling. These changes correspond to a scheme involving partial two-storey and single-storey extensions following the demolition of an existing conservatory.

The proposal involves removing a flat roof to recreate an internal courtyard, along with essential repairs to the timber frame, plasterwork, floors, and roofs. Additionally, modern rainwater goods will be replaced with cast metal fittings, and two doors will be substituted with glazed timber designs.

Replacement of the south wing roof including new tiles, battens, breathable membrane, loft insulation, and necessary rafter repairs.

Details of external render and cladding materials have been submitted for approval to discharge condition 3 of a previous planning permission at 21 Leeway Avenue in Great Shelford.

The application proposes the construction of a single storey side and rear extension, alongside alterations to the existing fenestration.