Planning appeals in Broxbourne, 2026

described in the application form as an “Extension of front porch above

described in the application form as “Change of use of amenity land to form part of garden

erection of a building comprising 71 apartments for older people; 22 bungalows for older people, associated access, pumping and electrical substations, external works, landscaping and upgraded parking provision for the scout hut

the erection of 5 no. four-bedroom dwellings, with access drives, parking and boundary gates and fences

single storey rear extension without complying with a condition attached to planning permission 07/21/0297/HF dated 26 May 2021

Retrospective planning application for change of use of land from amenity land to residential garden and the erection of a boundary fence

Two storey side extension, 2 storey rear extension, front feature gable extension, loft conversion and detached garage

a hybrid planning application for: (1) Full planning permission for demolition of existing buildings. (2) Full planning permission for the erection of a special education needs establishment (use class F1) including scale, access, landscaping and associated infrastructure. (3) Outline planning permission for up to 90 homes (use class C3) with all matters reserved except for access

change of use to car park for B8 use (storage and distribution) as well as the existing building which is approx. 150m2

change of use of existing amenity land to residential garden

Erection of a flat roof outbuilding to the rear garden, ancillary use to the main dwelling

advertisement consent for a 4000mm by 2000mm LED advertising sign

demolition of the existing garage and construction of a replacement outbuilding

installation of 1 no. BT Street Hub unit and associated advertisement panels on either side of the unit. Appeal B: APP/W1905/H/25/3372938 Footpath outside 6 Manor Croft Parade, Chestnut, Waltham Cross EN8 9LP

Without planning permission, the subdivision of the property to create two independent dwellings

a Mobile Flower Kiosk

installation of new BT Street Hub and associated display of advertisement panels to both sides of the unit

Extensions and change of use to create a four-storey building with part restaurant part hotel use within the ground floor and hotel use within the upper floors

Raising of ground levels and erection of a wall

the use of site as scrapyard for end-of-life vehicles together with associated warehouse, site welfare office, weighbridge, and ‘Lindeman’ processing infrastructure

Double storey side and rear extension, partial demolition of brick fence

Erection of a wooden outbuilding to the front garden

Erection of a wooden outbuilding to the front garden

demolition of dwelling and erection of 8 x flats with parking and landscaping

Demolition of existing storage building and erection of a single family dwelling

the Demolition of existing Lock-up Garages at rear of 130 Rye road, and erection of 2No. Studio flats

New gates at front

the conversion of an existing dwelling house into a 10-bed (10-person) HMO

single storey roof extension to create additional residential units