Changes to Stroud High Street property among plans lodged
A NUMBER of planning applications have been received by Stroud District Council.
The following planning applications have been received. Copies can be viewed at Stroud District Council's offices at Ebley Mill, Ebley Wharf, Stroud, GL5 4UB during office hours.
The following planning applications have been received. Copies can be viewed at Stroud District Council's offices at Ebley Mill, Ebley Wharf, Stroud, GL5 4UB during office hours.
Applications can also be viewed on the Council's website at www.stroud.gov.uk/planning.
Key:
1 – Departure from Local Plan; 2 – Affect a Public Right of Way; 3 – Within 10m of relevant railway land; 4 – EIA development with ES; 5 – Listed Building; 6 – Vary or discharge conditions LBC (exterior works); 7 – Affect the setting of a Listed Building, affect the character or appearance of a Conservation Area; 8 – Major Development (Article 2, DMPO);
S.25/0620/FUL, Mr Windsor, 49 High Street, Change of use office (Class E) to residential (Class C3) with the addition of rooflights (7).
S.25/0614/LBC, Mr Calvert, The Chestnuts, Bisley Old Road, Alterations to fenestration, internal alterations, replacement of dilapidated roofs, rebuild chimney, replacement of greenhouse, replacement of render with lime mortar (5,7).
Any representations in respect of the above applications should be made in writing to the above address, via www.stroud.gov.uk/planning or planning@stroud.gov.uk no later than 25.06.2025
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