Planning applications lodged in North Cumbria this week
Below is a summary of the most recent applications lodged with Cumberland Council:
21 Etterby Lea Grove, Carlisle, CA3 9LF. Erection of a single-storey rear and side extension to provide additional living accommodation. Ref. No: 25/0293
29 Eden Grange, Little Corby, Carlisle, CA4 8QW. Demolition of carport and erection of a two-storey side extension to provide a garage and store on the ground floor with additional space above. Ref. No: 25/0292
Wendy House Nursery, Blackwell Road, Carlisle, CA2 4AB. Removal of one beech tree and one branch from a sycamore and beech tree. Ref. No: 25/0026/TPO
Red Rocks, 14 The Green, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7QB. Removal of a Leylandii hedge. Ref. No: 25/0038/S211
76 Tribune Drive, Houghton, Carlisle, CA3 0LE. Demolition of existing garage and erection of a two-storey side extension to provide a garage, utility, and additional accommodation. Ref. No: 25/0288
122 Dalston Road, Carlisle, CA2 5PJ. Demolition of existing kitchen and erection of a single-storey rear extension to provide kitchen and utility space. Ref. No: 25/0280
Brisco Hill, Longtown, Carlisle, CA6 5TP. Erection of a covered slurry store. Ref. No: 25/0024/AGD
ATM at Globe Lane, The Lanes, Scotch Street, Carlisle. Display of one non-illuminated aluminium ATM sign. Ref. No: 25/0278
South Lambhill, Longtown, Carlisle, CA6 5PX. Erection of an agricultural building for storing crop and machinery. Ref. No: 25/0025/AGD
3 Wentworth Terrace, Great Corby, Carlisle, CA4 8LN. Crown lift to one wych elm in the Great Corby Conservation Area. Ref. No: 25/0037/S211
3 Woodsghyll Drive, Carlisle, CA1 3DD. Erection of a two-storey side extension to provide kitchen/diner, utility, and W.C. on the ground floor with additional rooms above. Ref. No: 25/0284
51-53 English Street, Carlisle, CA3 8JY. Display of one internally illuminated fascia sign and one non-illuminated projecting sign. Ref. No: 25/0286
Croftlands View, Longtown, Carlisle, CA6 5RQ. Variation of condition 4 (agricultural occupancy) of previously approved application 12/0285. Ref. No: 25/0273
Gunshole Farm, Banks, Brampton, CA8 2BX. Conversion of adjoining barn to provide an annexe to the dwelling. Ref. No: 25/0274
47 Scalegate Road, Carlisle, CA2 4JX. Change of use of a room from hairdressers to residential as part of the existing dwelling. Ref. No: 25/0275
Tanglewood, Cumwhinton, Carlisle, CA4 8DL. Erection of one self-build dwelling. Ref. No: 25/0277
87 London Road, Carlisle, CA1 2LG. Change of use from shop to hot food takeaway. Ref. No: 25/0267
40 Durdar Road, Carlisle, CA2 4SB. Erection of a detached double garage. Ref. No: 25/0268
Cardew Hall, Cardew, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7JQ. Extension to existing feed store building. Ref. No: 25/0264
The Old Vicarage, West Walls, Carlisle, CA3 8UF. Retention of replacement of two roof lights at attic level and replacement of felt flat roof with GRP. Ref. No: 25/0235
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