Prestwick Whins planning application refused but Appeal submitted and graned on second appeal.

An application has been submitted to convert the garage at Prestwick Whins cottages to a dwelling. When the garage was built a few years ago I predicted that such an application would follow.See http://publicaccess.northumberland.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=MV66OMQSHCM00

The application was refused planning approval.

The applicant has now submitted an Appeal against the decision to The Planning Inspectorate.

This application was refused on appeal.

A revised application has been submitted.

The application was refused for a second time.

The applicant  has submitted an appeal for a second time to the Planning Inspectorate.

The Planning Inspector has granted the appeal and the development will go ahead.

Planning Application for S-Fix site refused but amended and resubmitted

The planning application for a dwelling on S-Fix site has been refused fir the following reasons:

 1. The application site lies within the designated Green Belt and the open countryside where, under both national and local policy, new dwellings are inappropriate development. Residential development on this site is therefore contrary to the NPPF and Local Plan Policies C17 and H16. The very special circumstances necessary to overcome the presumption against inappropriate development in the Green Belt have not been demonstrated.

 2. The application site is not considered to be a sustainable location for new housing development in that the village of Prestwick does not have an adequate range of services. The proposal is therefore contrary to Policy C1 of the Castle Morpeth Local Plan and the NPPF.

3. By virtue of its scale, massing, design and overall appearance, the proposed new dwelling would not result in an acceptable form of development or design in this location and would have a resultant adverse impact upon the visual amenity of the surrounding area. The proposal would therefore be contrary to Policy H15 of the Castle Morpeth Local Plan, and the provisions of the National Planning Policy Framework

Aliens have landed?

North of England Mining Institute Programme 2013 - 2014

Roadside hedge well cut

The roadside hedge on Prestwick road has been cut by the Airport company. It is a very good job, well cut, no mess left and cut around street signs with no damage to signs. Other hedge cutting contractors could learn a lesson here.

Planning Application for S-Fix site

Mr and Mrs Robson have submitted an application for a four bedroom dwelling.

 See here

Proposed elevations

Proposed Ground Floor

Proposed First Floor

S-Fix on the move?

Looks as if Prestwick is going to loose a long established business. A general tidy up continues. What next? Planning application for a dwelling?

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Elevations

Ground Floor