The plan would have seen a house built in the back garden of 7 Woodland Drive in Hove PLANS to build a house in a back garden were refused for a fourth time because councillors considered the plot to be “too small”. Previous applications for a detached house in the garden of 7 Woodland Drive, Hove, were turned down due to the design and lack of outdoor space.
Brighton and Hove City Council’s Planning Committee unanimously refused the application after hearing representations from a ward councillor, a neighbour and the developer’s agent. Conservative councillor Vanessa Brown, who represents Hove Park ward, said that she was disappointed that officials had recommended the latest application for approval.
The plan would see a house built in the back garden of 7 Woodland Drive in Hove PLANS to build a detached house in a back garden in Hove have divided neighbours. But they can expect to learn whether the latest planning application for a two-bedroom home near Hove Park will be approved at a meeting tomorrow. The proposal is the fourth attempt by the owners to gain planning permission for a house there in eight years. The previous three proposals were refused along with a similar scheme which involved putting up an outbuilding on a hardstanding.
Designs for the plan for the back garden of 7 Woodland Drive
Rockwater owner Luke Davis COUNCILLORS went against advice and granted planning permission for a seafront venue’s roof extension. Rockwater’s owner Luke Davis can now add a glazed first-floor extension, along with a lower-ground floor pergola and fire pit area to the Hove venue.
Brighton and Hove City Council planning officers recommended the application was refused as the building would be too prominent and would contrast starkly with neighbouring buildings in the Sackville Gardens Conservation area. Planning consultant Ian Coomber spoke on behalf of Walsingham Road Residents Association who were against the plans due to concerns about noise and people leaving the venue in the early hours of the morning, as it has a licence to open until 3am.
PLANS for a return of Clap for Carers during the third national lockdown have been slammed by readers of The Argus. Annemarie Plas, the woman behind the Clap for Our Carers initiative has confirmed it will come back at 8pm this Thursday. However, the announcement was greeted with disappointment from readers, with one labelling the act utterly pointless . The Clap for Carers began in March last year, where people across the UK stood on their doorsteps every Thursday evening to recognise the hard work of the NHS. One reader told The Argus: Clap for Carers? Only six households on my road of 50 houses even bothered, and then not every week.