Proposals involve the construction of a single storey rear and side return extension, alongside alterations to existing windows on the rear and side elevations.

Removal of a dying horse chestnut tree situated in the back garden.

Crown reduction and pollarding by 30 to 40 percent are proposed for a protected ash tree in Heaton Moor. The works aim to manage safety risks from branch failures while retaining the specimen within the conservation area.

Plans involve the construction of a new outbuilding and garage situated at the rear of the property.

Various tree surgery works are proposed across multiple species including lime, sycamore, cherry, holly, beech, and hornbeam. The works comprise repollarding, crown raising, crown reduction, felling, and the installation of bracing.

Proposals involve the removal of the existing side conservatory to facilitate the construction of a single storey side extension.

Proposals involve the demolition of an existing ground floor bathroom and stores, followed by the construction of a single storey side extension and a new external store attached to the rear elevation.

This application proposes the construction of a single storey rear extension, along with associated alterations such as replacement windows and a new front door. Additionally, new garden gates are to be installed.

Proposals include a single storey side extension, a rear dormer, and the installation of rooflights to the front and rear elevations.

An application is made for a non material amendment to a previously approved planning permission.

A single-storey rear extension and garage conversion are proposed for a detached residential property.