A planning application has been submitted for a single-storey rear extension to a residential dwelling at 50 Braeburn Way in Kings Hill.

Proposals involve the construction of a single-storey rear conservatory at the property.

Proposals involve the installation of a new pedestrian ramp and steps at the junction of the existing public footpath and the Waitrose car park.

Advertisement consent is sought for the installation of various illuminated and non-illuminated signage across the site, including building letters, entrance fascia signs, totems, and directional panel displays.

The proposal involves installing new plant units in the ground floor service yard, alongside new louvres and extract fans on the southwest and northwest elevations.

An application has been made for a certificate of lawful development regarding a proposed single storey side extension.

A lawful development certificate is sought for the proposed erection of a front porch.

Plans involve knocking down an existing store at the back and building single storey rear and side extensions.

Retrospective change of use of a grass field from agricultural land to a dog exercise area, featuring a new hard standing entrance for three cars, perimeter fencing, and a notice board.

Plans involve the removal of the existing front porch to make way for a new single storey front extension. Additionally, a rear conservatory will be constructed alongside alterations to the existing window and door arrangements.

Application for the removal of an ash tree covered by a tree preservation order.

The proposal involves the construction of a single storey rear extension.

Retrospective approval is sought for the change of use of private amenity land into a residential garden, accompanied by the relocation of the boundary fence closer to the highway.