Received Demolition of rear lean-to and erection of a two storey and single storey sunroom extension, Barn Garth House, Barn Garth, Cartmel. For Mr Craig Johnson. Rear conservatory extension, 7 Briery Bank, Arnside. For Mr Keith Radcliffe. Application for a Lawful Development Certificate (proposed) for replacement front elevation windows, Storth Ltd, Burtlands, Moss Lane, Burton-in-Kendal. For Jodi Looker-Storth Ltd. T2 - Ornamental Cherry - Fell, T1 & T3 - Conifers – Fell, Hillfoot, Fernleigh Road, Grange-over-Sands. For Mrs Emma Miller. Loft conversion with dormer window to rear, creation of terrace and alterations to rear balcony to include glazed balustrade, 52 Priory Lane, Grange-over-Sands. For Bryan Lowrie.
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Roof over existing midden, Croft House, Leece, Ulverston. For Mr Steven Cooper-S&M Cooper. Oak - Crown raise, T2 – Oak – Fell, T3 – Beech – Fell, T4 – Oak – Fell, Shady Bowers 14 Redhills Road, Arnisde. For Mrs Leanne Sharp. Chestnut - Crown raise to approximately 6m and crown thin by a maximum of 30% & T2 –Sycamore - Crown raise to approximately 6m and crown thin by a maximum of 30 %, 1 Inglemere Close, Arnside. For Mr Phipps. Single storey rear extension, 12 Springfield, Arnside. For Mr Philip Danby. Erection of 4 stables and a hay barn, unnamed field, Holme, Carnforth. For Mrs Suzanne Wainwright. Side conservatory, The Dews, Carr Bank Road, Carr Bank, Milnthorpe. For Mr Peter Mulcrone.
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11:28 AM December 17, 2020
The former Royal Oak pub on North Walsham Road in Sprowston, which is set to be demolished to make way four housing. Picture: Denise Bradley
- Credit: Archant copyright 2011
A former pub in a town on the edge of Norwich is to make way for housing after councillors gave the green light to its demolition.
However, it has been vacant for more than a year and on Thursday, a bid to demolish it and build eight homes in its place went before Broadland Council s planning committee.
Planning officer Matthew Rooke told the committee that efforts had been made by the building owners to market the building for further employment use, but that the Covid-19 pandemic had halted any interest in it.