1 North Lodge Drive, Ascot
Planning permission obtained for raised decking with installation of a swimming pool and conversion of garage to habitable accommodation (part retrospective application following a planning enforcement notice from the Council).
Bracknell Forest Council – application reference 25/00594/FUL
Retrospective permission for swimming pool – Ascot Read More »
27 Upper Village Road, Sunninghill, Berkshire
Single storey rear extension, 1no. rear dormer, new steps and alterations to fenestration following the removal of the existing elements. (Part Retrospective).
The proposal follows a refusal under 25/01086/CLD for the proposed ground floor element and dormer. The application found that the ground floor element would not comply with permitted development criteria.
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead – application reference 25/02232/FULL
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Cameron Jones Planning prepared the Heritage and Planning Statement to support this retrospective planning application for a designated BTM within the Queen’s Road Conservation Area in Twickenham. The Council accepted our argument that the brick built porch was not out of character with the streetscene not detrimental to the dwelling.
Retrospective planning permission granted.
Retrospective Permission Gained – Building of Townscape Merit, Conservation Area Read More »
We were able to gain retrospective planning approval for a large playhouse in the front garden of this dwelling in Middleton-on-sea, plus new sliding gates with stone pillars. Cameron Jones Planning’s statement argued the additions would not detract from the character and appearance of the area nor impact on neighbour amenity. The Planning Officer agreed with our case and granted approval.
Application reference: M/41/23/HH
Playhouse and landscaping at prominent seafront dwelling Read More »
Retrospective planning permission gained for a large (7.5m x 4m) outbuilding to the rear of a dwelling containing a home gym and WC. The outbuilding was subject to an Enforcement enquiry as it did not meet the rules of Permitted Development Class E. We produced a planning statement setting with a strong case for the outbuilding based on compliance with policy, the minimal impact on the streetscene and the neighbours and the subservience to the original dwelling.
The Planning Officer agreed with our case and approved the application.
Retrospective Application – Outbuilding of a Dwellinghouse Read More »
