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Browse 68 tracked planning records within 6.2 miles of Long Buckby's approximate centre. This is a nearby view, not a city, district or borough boundary; neighbouring authority records may appear.
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Non material amendment to include a side door into garage to planning permission 2026/0038/FULL (Erection of a single storey rear extension with internal arrangements)
Removal of 1x dead Poplar tree.
Works to 1x Willow, 1x Robinia and 1x Prune Hawthorn tree.
Proposed replacement windows, doors and conservatory roof x2
Installation of a air-conditioning unit on outbuilding
Discharge of condition 15 (Design of the Swales) of planning permission 2025/3246/MAR (Reserved Matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout, scale) in relation to outline planning permission N/2014/1429 for 295 units on Phase 2B (part) at Dallington Grange Mill Lane Kingsthorpe Northampton NN5 7PZ)
Discharge of condition 11 (window details) of planning permission 2025/3246/MAR (Reserved Matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout, scale) in relation to outline planning permission N/2014/1429 for 295 units on Phase 2B (part) at Dallington Grange Mill Lane Kingsthorpe Northampton NN5 7PZ)
Discharge of condition 12 (Architectural Detailing) of planning permission 2025/3246/MAR (Reserved Matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout, scale) in relation to outline planning permission N/2014/1429 for 295 units on Phase 2B (part) at Dallington Grange Mill Lane Kingsthorpe Northampton NN5 7PZ)
Proposed front first floor extension over existing ground floor extension
Fell and remove 1x Mature Cedar tree to ground level.
Non material amendment to amend proposal description to remove the primary school and the express reference to the number of units to planning permission N/2017/0091 (Residential development of up to 1,400 no. units, a mixed use local centre including appropriate retail, healthcare and community facilities, a new primary school, areas of public open space, play provision and structured landscaping, internal roads and all associated infrastructure, and demolition of existing shed at Upton Lodge Farm (outline planning application with matters of layout, appearance, landscaping and scale being reserved for subsequent approval))
Non-Material Amendment to Replace the approved splayed bay windows with square bay windows to 2025/3246/MAR Reserved Matters (access, appearance, landscaping, layout, scale) in relation to outline planning permission N/2014/1429 for 295 units on Phase 2B (part).
Works to 1x Hornbeam tree.
Removal of existing rear conservatory and construction of a replacement single-storey timber-framed conservatory
Conversion of existing loft space to provide additional bedrooms, including the construction of a rear dormer, alterations to the roof to form new crown roof and the erection of a front porch. Associated external works
Change of use from shop/post office (Use Class E) Conversion of one ground floor room to residential (Use Class C3) reincorporated back into the existing dwelling.
Discharge of Conditions 3 (Material Samples) and 4 (Details) of planning permission 2025/3833/LBC (Listed Building Consent for replacement of existing rear residential extension with a single storey rear extension, including minor alterations to the existing dwelling).
Discharge of Conditions 3 (Material Samples) and 4 (Details) of planning permission 2025/3832/FULL (Replacement of existing rear residential extension with a single storey rear extension, including minor alterations to the existing dwelling).
T1 is a mature Fern Leaf Beech tree located in the rear garden of the property. This is a tree with a TPO and it has died, so will require felling.
G1- 6 x Ailanthus trees require deadwood removal from crowns and a 1-2m overall crown reduction back to suitable growth points to all trees. T2 Yew tree this requires a 1-2m tip reduction, severing and removal of as much ivy from the crown as possible. G2- 2 x mature Yew trees, require a 1-2m overall crown reduction, remove major deadwood and 2-3 of the lowest overhanging branches encroaching on neighbouring property. H1 mature holly hedge line located to the rear garden boundary, requires significant reduction down to the same height as the metal park rail fencing so it can be managed as a hedge when it re-grows.
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