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Search the Public Notice PortalLast month threw up a wide range of planning applications and decisions affecting new building and changes of building use around Herefordshire.
A local landowner has applied for planning permission to replace a flood-damaged care home and other buildings at Lower Bullingham, Hereford with 20 new homes, a mixture of terraces and semis. More .
A plan for a 250-home estate in Withington east of Hereford has taken a step forward after county planners concluded it was “not likely to give rise to significant environmental effects”. More .
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A planning inquiry into a controversial bid to build a large anaerobic digestion plant at a Herefordshire farm was held over four days at the start of October. But planning inspector Paul Griffiths has yet to decide on the case. More .
A Herefordshire fruit farmer is claiming a large number of polytunnels which the council is trying to enforce the removal of, have been there over ten years so are immune from such a move. More .
The new owner of a historic Herefordshire village pub has put forward plans to make it more accessible, comfortable and efficient, and so “arrest its decline”. More .
A new 20-metre-high phone mast has been approved in a residential Ledbury street – replacing a 15-metre model approved less than four years ago. More .
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Herefordshire councillors have, with reservations, passed a nine-home development in a Herefordshire hamlet, which was strongly opposed by residents and the parish council. More .
At the same time, county councillors reluctantly agreed to curtail their power to intervene in smaller but locally contentious planning bids, a move sought by central Government in order to free up the planning process. More .
Herefordshire landowners are meanwhile being asked to put forward “larger” plots of land each capable of taking 500 new houses or more, as the county struggles to hit the Government’s demanding new housing targets. More .
A locally unpopular metal sculpture planned for a new housing development in Clehonger west of Hereford has been given approval, with officials concluding that its “aesthetic merit is inherently subjective”. More .
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