Planning appeals in Gateshead, 2024

without planning permission the material change of use of the Land from a café (use class E) to hot food takeaway (sui generis)

Mixed use development including a hotel, serviced apartments and commercial units

a loft conversion incorporating a dormer to rear

new ancillary dwelling within existing grounds of Orchard House

without planning permission, the erection of a structure comprising of a metal framework and slate tiled monopitch canopy

change of use from open space to private garden space enclosed by fence (up to 1.9m high)

construction of 1 no. three storey house

without planning permission the installation of a new shop front including cement cladding panels to the front and side elevations

the installation of an architecture structure incorporating 2 internally illuminated advertisement displays measuring 7.5m x 5m

single storey extension to the front and rear of existing house

replacement garage and side extension, including demolition of garden store and at second floor, replacement dormer window to rear and insertion of conservation rooflights

weather protection on part of an equestrian outdoor recreation facility

Proposed retention of existing timber café building following, (1) the removal of canopy / covered area to west side, (2) the removal of Appeal

extension and new roof to existing outbuilding and conversion to home office/temporary accommodation without complying with conditions attached to planning permission Ref DC/22/01371/HHA, dated 9 February 2023

a 20m slim-line monopole supporting 6 no. antennas and 2 no. transmission dishes, 2 no. equipment cabinets, and ancillary development thereto including 3 no. Remote Radio Units (RRUs) and 1 no. GPS module

Display of 6 illuminated signs (references 05, 06, 13, 14, 17 and 18)

Removal of 2no existing 48 sheet poster boards; replacement of 2no existing 96 sheet poster boards with 2no internally illuminated digital advertising displays 6m(w) x 3m(h) x 0.061m(d) positioned 2.8m above ground level

the erection and display of two freestanding 48-sheet advertisements