PlanningSuffolk Council Planning
1no. Conifer (marked on plan) - Fell
1no. Conifer (marked on plan) - Fell
Local planning applications near Southwold
1no. Conifer (marked on plan) - Fell
New building for Southwold and Reydon Community Pantry
Demolition of front storm porch and rear sub-standard extension. Alterations to front entrance and erection of rear extension to form bedroom and shower.
1no. Row of Bay (marked T1 on submitted plan) - Reduce to 2m from ground level 1no. Holly (marked T2 on submitted plan) - Light trim 1no. Lime (marked T3 on submitted plan) - Remove low limbs overhang
Alterations and extensions to form a 2 bedroom dwelling.
Discharge of Condition Nos 4, 7, 8, and 9 of DC/25/1867/FUL - Demolition of an existing chalet bungalow and construction of a 1.5 storey replacement dwelling and associated garage, swimming pool and e
Non Material Amendment of DC/25/4125/FUL - Minor alterations to create a retained ground floor retail unit, a first and second floor two bedroom maisonette; a single bedroom cottage and an extension a
Pavement Licence - 4 tables and 8 chairs, 1 stall (space for ice cream machine) - Seating area of 6.2m X 4.5m at front of premises - Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:30
1no. Holly (T1 on submitted plan) - Fell
Well, it seems our High Street might be getting a bit more sunshine soon! A planning application has been submitted to fell a large pear tree at 98 High Street, as its roots are causing drain issues and it's casting quite a bit of shade. They're hoping to replace it with a new espalier pear tree on the west wall, so watch this space!
Exciting news for residents on Gorse Road in Reydon! A planning application has been submitted for a new side extension and patio at Harvesters, promising to enhance the property. We'll be keeping an eye on this one as it awaits a decision!
Well hello there, Southwold! Exciting news from Walberswick, where a property on Millfield Road is undergoing some significant work. A lighting design strategy is being considered to ensure it's all done with our local wildlife in mind.