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Search the Public Notice PortalPlans have been put forward for a further nine new houses at a Herefordshire development hotspot.
Admiral Taverns, which owns the Barons Cross Inn on the west side of Leominster, is seeking full planning permission (number 253222 ) to turn part of the open ground to the rear of the pub, currently a caravan park, into two-storey, detached three- and four-bedroom homes, with new road access onto the top of the A44 Monkland Road.
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“By developing the site into residential use, the Barons Cross Inn receives a slew of new local customers with minimal impact of the usability of its pub garden,” the pub company says in its application.
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“Paying homage to the local vernacular”, the four house designs within the proposed scheme would “create an interesting and active street scene”, while the site’s appearance would be “improved” with hard and soft landscaping, including 83 new trees and a wildlife garden with ponds along its southern border, it says.
Comments can be made on the plan until February 24, with a decision due a month later.
Extensive development of land south of nearby Cholstrey Road is currently under way, while a larger scheme to build over 1,600 homes south of the town’s Morrisons supermarket is also being consulted on.
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