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PLANS for nine luxury homes on a former council depot site at Redbridge Lane, Crossways have been refused planning permission. Dorset Council has decided the one hectare site would not be sustainable as it lies outside of the defined development area which would mean residents having to rely on cars for all their needs. A council decision notice also mentions the lack of a biodiversity plan and a potential flood risk and says the proposals do not make efficient use of the land. Applicants, LPC Construction, had asked for nine four and five-bed homes on the former depot which has a number of dilapidated caravans, storage sheds and shipping containers on it. The site is opposite the Crossways solar farm and is surrounded by woods on three sides with the site protected by security fencing.
Wraxall Manor, Higher Wraxall (Google Maps) Renovations and alterations are being proposed at Wraxall Manor. The details are included in the latest planning applications to be validated by Dorset Council. The planning request includes internal and external renovations, installing a cupola and changes to windows, the porch and logia. Other Dorchester area applications include - Duntish Elm Farm, Buckland Newton, building for machinery store; Warren Hill Farm, Warren Hill, Puddletown, farm building for cattle; Felmersham, Mills Road, Osmington Mills, first floor extension with front and rear dormers; Wreth Farm, Bookham Lane, Buckland Newton, removal of glass roof and creation of south facing first floor balcony; 2 Hardys Row, West Knighton, add porch; Carriers Cottage, Cheselbourne, single storey rear extension; 3 Orford Mews, Orford Street, Puddletown, demolish conservatory and build garden room extension; Northbrook Farm, Puddletown, extension to existing barn; 2 Portesha