Construction of a first floor side extension at a residential property in Wigan.

Works are proposed to a rowan tree to remove lateral limbs heading towards the gable end of the building, facilitating scaffolding erection for the creation of a mural on the side of the property.

Felling of a self-seeded goat willow tree growing in an alleyway on Wigan Lane. The works are proposed to prevent structural damage to an adjacent church boundary wall.

An application seeking the partial discharge of condition 6 regarding ground gas mitigation for a previously approved scheme.

Felling of a cedar tree subject to a tree preservation order following recent limb failures.

Proposals include the construction of a single storey rear extension that links to the garage, along with alterations to an existing side window opening.

Plans involve adding a new front dormer along with a rear dormer, alongside enlarging an existing rear dormer.

This application proposes a single storey rear extension, a roof alteration including a hip to gable conversion to create a first floor, and new side fenestration following the demolition of the existing rear extension.

An application has been made for a first floor extension to the side and rear of the property.

Proposals include a two storey side extension and a single storey rear extension with a first floor Juliet balcony, alongside a detached side garage, an expanded rear patio, new front gates, and external fenestration changes following the demolition of the existing garage.

This application proposes a single storey rear extension, a roof alteration including a hip to gable conversion to create a first floor, and new side fenestration following the demolition of the existing rear extension.

An application has been made for a first floor extension to the side and rear of the property.

This application proposes the construction of a part single storey and part two storey extension to the side and rear. These works require the prior demolition of the existing single storey side extension.