Latest applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council

The latest applications to be submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council have been released.

Plans in the Advertiser area include tree works, a change of use from a place of worship and a pub conversion.

You can see all proposals below.

Balderton: Single-storey rear extension to existing bungalow with roof lantern, at 6 Brooke Close, by Colin Bright.

Bilsthorpe: Tree works, at The Coach House, Church Hill, by Julie Brisendon.

Cotham: Dormers to front elevation, single-storey front extension, porch to front and loft conversion; change brick face and roof tiles to existing dwelling to match proposed extension, at Bel View, Newark Road, by S. Wheeler.

Edwinstowe: Change of use from place of worship to office and storage space with minor internal alterations, at Edwinstowe Methodist Church, West Lane, by Ross Morton.

Elston: Tree works, at The Old Rectory, Top Street, by Nicholas Buckland.

Epperstone: Side and rear two-storey extension with front oak porch; front boundary wall and gate, at 6 Gonalston Lane, by Mr and Mrs Masters.

Epperstone: Tree works, at The Old Rectory, Main Street, by Richardson.

Epperstone: Tree works, at 8 Plantation Cottages, Main Street, by Jill Morris.

Farndon: Tree works, at 6 Westfield Way, by Nicholas Pride.

Farnsfield: Single-storey garden room with roof lantern, and garage conversion, at Four Ways, New Hill, by R. Fletcher.

Farnsfield: Replace-ment of existing pet building and change of use of land for the siting of two educational cabins, at White Post Modern Farm Centre, Mansfield Road, by C. Mathoon.

Fiskerton: Agricultural storage building and associated change of use of land from equestrian to agricultural, at Syndre Farm, Occupation Lane, by Rose Wilson.

Newark: Part retrospective application to vary conditions 2, 6, 7 and 8 attached to planning permission 16/02135/FUL to amend the approved plans, parking spaces and landscape schedule, at 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D Emmendingen Avenue, by Muhammad Tariq.

Newark: Conversion of public house into seven one bedroom residential units, at Newcastle Arms Public House, George Street, by Laura Wood.

Newark: Two-storey side extension and alterations to existing front entrance porch, at 1 Beacon Hill Road, by Clare Walker.

Newark: Change of use of two retail units to two affordable dwellings, including alterations and extensions, at 73 Eton Avenue And 65 Beech Avenue, by Newark and Sherwood District Council.

Newark: Three metre front extension and 7 metre rear extension, at 75 Lincoln Road, by Mr and Mrs Burton.

Newark: Timber-framed open sided carport attached to front of existing garage, at 84 Albert Street, by Richard Trafford.

Ollerton: Change of use from offices (Class E(g)(i) to a Gym (Class E(d)) at Bevercotes House, Fountain Court, Darwin Drive, Sherwood Energy Village, by Kirton Farmers Ltd.

South Clifton: Notification for prior approval for a proposed change of use of agricultural building to dwellinghouse and for building operations reasonably necessary for the conversion, at Clay Hill Farm, Coal Yard Lane, by N. M. Scott.

South Clifton: Demo-lition of single-storey lean to outbuilding, erect two-storey extension, replace existing timber windows with painted timber vertical sash, horizontal sash and casement windows, and repair existing stone cills to south facade, and listed building consent, at The Lilacs, Front Street, by Shaun Kerry.

Southwell: Installation of outdoor air handling unit and new window to side elevation and extract flue to rear (retrospective) at Tarwin, 145A Lower Kirklington Road, by Peter Lambert.

Southwell: Flexible use between a wedding venue (sui generis) and a hotel (Class C1) with a restaurant (Class E) and listed building consent, at Norwood Hall, Halam Road, by Norwood Park Partnership.

Sutton-on-Trent: Residential development of five dwellings and associated parking, at land off Old Great North, by Clive Davies.

Thurgarton: Tree works, at The Tynings, Station Road, by the occupier.

Thurgarton: Tree works, at Holly Cottage, Oxton Road, by Sebring Tree Care.