Planning appeals in Buckinghamshire Council - South Bucks Area, 2025

outline application with all matters reserved except for access for the erection of up to 120 residential dwellings, including affordable and self -build homes (Use Class C3)

‘Permission in principle for up to 2 dwellings’

change of use from former care home (Class C2) to nursery (Class E) with associated car and cycle parking, and landscaping works

Formation of a vehicular access

‘Application for Permission in Principle for residential development of 5 open market dwellings and 4 affordable dwellings’

additional storey to existing dwelling

Certificate of lawful use for change of use of land from former agricultural use to use as a caravan site

without planning permission, the erection of a front boundary enclosure and gates

retrospective planning for stables and the change of use from Agricultural to Equestrian. Summary xx APPEAL SITE AND BACKGROUND 1. The appeal site is field of approximately 3.25 hectares located off Hitcham Lane, Taplow and within the Metropolitan Green Belt. There is a hard paved entrance area from the Lane leading to tall entrance gates and piers. From inside the gates a raised track runs close to the eastern field boundary extending northwards to the stables erected close to the northern field boundary. All of this operational development, except for the stables, is subject of

the change of use of agricultural land to ancillary residential (Use Class C3) land

The erection of a building

Construction of an overflow car park and associated landscaping

Erection of a link extension connecting two outbuildings

a single storey side extension at first floor level and single storey rear extension

Erection of a detached garage in the front garden

‘Without planning permission, the material change of use of the Land to use for storage and the stationing of caravans and a portacabin associated with the unauthorised use’

5 bedroom dwelling with garage

demolition of existing dwelling and proposed 5 bedroom replacement dwelling at Brow Cottage, 14 Hill Waye, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire SL9 8BJ without complying with condition 12 attached to planning permission Ref: PL/23/1868/FA

‘erection of a two and half storey building comprising nine apartments following demolition of the existing building, formation of additional access onto the highway, parking and landscaping including bin and cycle stores ’

Without planning permission, the construction of a detached dwelling with hardstanding

Without planning permission, the erection of a detached building

the erection of a detached outbuilding

Demolition of the coach house and residential outbuildings and erection of a dwellinghouse with associated driveway, parking and landscaping

Demolition of existing garage, erection of two storey side extension and single storey and first floor rear extensions

Without planning permission, the material change of use of the land shown outlined in black on the attached plan to B8 (Storage), the stationing of vehicles on the Land facilitating the unauthorised use and the erection of structures on the Land

a double storey side extension with roof extension and new rear facing dormer window. Demolition of two existing outbuildings and proposed new garage

Without planning permission, the laying of hardstanding and erection of fencing and gates

front/side/rear roof ex tension with raised ridge, side rooflight and solar panels; removal of the existing front and rear dormers and insertion of rear and side dormers

erection of padel court building

‘a single-storey rear extension in an ‘Orangery’ style. It would principally be constructed with brick masonry walls, with these being inset with painted timber framing and generous glazing in two elevations. There would also be a feature cornice detail and a flat roof with centrally positioned glazed lantern feature. A single-storey front infill extension is also proposed. It would be constructed of brickwork with a tiled lean-to hipped roof. This extension would be set back from both the front and side gable-end elevations in a subservient manner. It would be much smaller than the flat-roofed, single-storey, non-subservient front extension at neighbouring attached property no.2’

‘a single-storey rear extension in an ‘Orangery’ style. It would principally be constructed with brick masonry walls, with these being inset with painted timber framing and generous glazing in two elevations. There would also be a feature cornice detail and a flat roof with centrally positioned glazed lantern feature. A single-storey front infill extension is also proposed. It would be constructed of brickwork with a tiled lean-to hipped roof. This extension would be set back from both the front and side gable-end elevations in a subservient manner. It would be much smaller than the flat-roofed, single-storey, non-subservient front extension at neighbouring attached property no.2’

Demolition of garage and conservatory, single storey side/rear extension, alterations to existing rear extension, alteration to existing drive and formation of new driveway

‘erection of part single, part two storey extension to the principal elevation; replacement of entrance door to the side; and provision of vehicular access’

erection of 3 bedroom detached dwelling family home with associated parking spaces

a replacement single storey rear extension

amalgamation of two residential dwellings to form single residential dwelling

a new vehicular access. S

Without planning permission, a material change of use of the Land to a mixed use, comprising storage and vehicle recovery yard, and the laying of hardstanding to facilitate the unauthorised use

erection of one detached dwelling with associated amenity space, access and parking provision

without planning permission, a material change of use to a (sui generis) mixed use, comprising residential use and the commercial short term parking of vehicles and integral to that use, the laying of hardstanding

an agricultural building

the redevelopment of the former landfill site to comprise a Data Centre development (B8 (Data Centre)) of up to 72,000 sqm (GEA) delivered across 2 buildings. The scheme includes site wide landscaping. The Data Centre buildings include ancillary offices, internal plant and equipment and emergency back- up generators and associated fuel storage. The development will also include cycle and car parking, internal circulation routes, soft and hard landscaping, security perimeter fence, lighting, earthworks, sustainable drainage systems, ancillary infrastructure and a substation. Summary of Recommendation: The appeal be allowed

demolish the existing garage. Construction of two storey extensions and alterations to create a new attached dwelling with associated amenity space, parking, cycle and refuse storage together with a two storey rear extension to the existing dwelling

without planning permission, the carrying out of operational development comprising the following: a) the erection of three buildings; b) the erection of a fence; c) the creation of hard surfaced areas; and d) the siting of secure storage containers

a single storey rear extension

a first floor side extension

the erection of a carport

the demolition of the existing dwelling and the erection of 7no. apartments

the demolition of existing buildings to allow for the construction of 95 assisted living units (Use Class C2) and a 75 bed care home (also use class C2) along with associated communal facilities, vehicular and pedestrian access, internal roads, landscaping, drainage and other associated works

for Phase 3 (part), comprising 37 dwellings, landscaping, access within the site and car parking

‘without planning permission, a material change of use to a (sui generis) mixed use, comprising residential, agricultural and the commercial parking of vehicles (the “Unauthorised Use) and integral to the unauthorised mixed use, the laying of hardstanding’

Without planning permission, a material change of use of the Land to residential, by reason of the stationing of two mobile homes (in the approximate position shown cross hatched in black on the Plan), and the carrying out of operational development to facilitate the aforesaid unauthorised material change of use comprising the construction of a concrete block plinth and installation of wooden decking between the mobile homes and erection of a wooden covered area

stated in the application form as: ‘Cliveden Stud House ("the House") was not built with the benefit of planning permission. The House was substantially completed more than 10 years ago and is therefore immune from enforcement’

Change of use of Class E unit to 2 dwellings (Use Class C3)