Planning appeals in Spelthorne Borough Council, 2026

for a 30m slimline lattice tower on ballast grillage enclosed in a compound fence

erection of a two-storey residential dwelling within the front garden of No. 134 Staines Road East, situated adjacent to No. 136 Staines Road East

erection of six buildings to provide 467 residential homes (Use class C3) and flexible commercial space at ground and first floors (Use Classes A1 -A3, B1a, D1 or D2), car parking, pedestrian and vehicle access, landscaping and associated works , without complying with conditions attached to planning permission Ref 23/00273/RVC dated 5 June 2023

erection of six buildings to provide 467 residential homes (Use class C3) and flexible commercial space at ground and first floors (Use Classes A1 -A3, B1a, D1 or D2), car parking, pedestrian and vehicle access, landscaping and associated works , without complying with conditions attached to planning permission Ref 23/00273/RVC dated 5 June 2023

Change of use from Class C4 House in Multiple Occupation (up to 6 residents) to Sui Generis House in Multiple Occupation for 8 residents

roof extension to dwellinghouse

garage conversion to habitable room, part single part two storey side and rear extension, loft conversion with rear dormer and hip to gable conversion without complying with a condition attached to planning permission Ref 25/01088/HOU, dated 13 November 2025

two storey side extension following demolition of detached garage. Single storey rear

change of use of the property ‘No. 35 Oakfield Road, Ashford, TW15 1DN’ from one residential dwellinghouse (C3) to a residential care home (Use Class C2) for children

front extension and conversion of existing extension to a self- contained flat

a two-storey front extension and the addition of a new floor

Internal alterations to facilitate the Change of use from C4 (6 bed HMO) to Sui Generis (7 Bed HMO)

described on the application form as “The demolition of a garage to be replaced with a self-contained annex and the provision of two additional off-street parking spaces

extension and conversion of 26 Station Crescent, Ashford to create 3 residential flats, including a first-floor side extension with undercroft, two-storey rear extension, single-storey rear extension, internal alterations, and erection of a single-storey, single- occupancy bungalow to the rear to provide a fourth dwelling, provision for two parking spaces, cycle storage, and bin storage

‘the material change of use of the land to use as vehicle parking and storage’

erection of an additional storey and rear extension to create 14 total residential units (including the re-configuration of 6 existing units) and internal alterations to Unit C on the ground floor

‘retrospective application for the erection of a rear conservatory’

Without planning permission, the material change of use of a garage and the Land to use for the storage of builder’s tools and materials

a rear hip to gable extension, with 2 no. flank dormers, and 2 no. rooflights, to facilitate loft conversion into habitable space. Erection of a single storey rear extension. Changes to fenestration and extension of dropped kerb with new hardstanding on front driveway. All to facilitate the conversion of a C3 dwellinghouse into a 7-person HMO (Sui-Generis) with associated parking and amenities

described on the application form as “erection of a two storey side extension and dormer extension

a loft conversion with a rear dormer and a single storey rear extension to allow for the subdivision of the existing dwelling to create 2No. flats with associated refuse/recycling/cycle storage

Roof alterations and extensions to create habitable roof space, with insertion of 1 no. front facing dormer and 1 no. rear facing dormer, erection of single storey side extension and a single storey rear extension. Changes to fenestration. Removal of the built flat roofed side extension, and subsequent conversion of the C3 dwellinghouse into an 8 person HMO (Sui-Generis) with associated amenities. (part retrospective)

Approval of details pursuant to conditions Nos 3 and 4 of planning permission for residential development: scheme of soft and hard landscaping and scheme of means of enclosure

two-storey side extension to the commercial building as shown on drawing no's: E00; E01; E02; E03; E04; P00; P01 and P02 received 12 June 2025

construction of building for the storage of cars with ancillary workshop in association with car sales

Rear hip to gable extension, with 2 no. flank dormers, and 2 no. rooflights, to facilitate loft conversion into habitable space; erection of a single storey rear extension; changes to fenestration and extension of dropped kerb with new hardstanding on front driveway; all to facilitate the conversion of a C3 dwellinghouse into an 8 person HMO (Sui -Generis) with associated parking and amenities

the demolition of existing building and redevelopment of site to create a building arranged over ground, first, second, part third and part fourth floors for Class E(g)(i)(office) and Class B8 (self-storage) uses, provision of car and cycle parking, landscaping, plant and associated works

internal alterations to facilitate the change of use from C3 to Sui Generis 7 Bed HMO

a first floor rear extension to facilitate a change of use from a 6-person HMO (use class C4) to a 7-person HMO (use class sui generis)

the change of use from C3 (licensed 6-bed HMO) to sui generis to allow for 8 bed HMO

for the change of use of ground floor from vacant bank to form a bingo hall

2no. attached dwellings and extensions / alterations to existing dwellings

installation of boundary fences across the plot

Change of use of the land for the stationing of 6 static homes for Gypsy / Traveller occupation, with associated hard and soft landscaping

Change of use of the land for the stationing of 6 static homes for Gypsy / Traveller occupation, with associated hard and soft landscaping

Single storey side/rear extension, extending beyond the rear elevation by 6 metres

described on the application form as ‘First floor rear extension to facilitate a change of use from a 6-bedroom HMO (use class C4) to a 7-bedroom HMO (use class sui generis)’

the construction of and operation of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) comprising 25 containerised battery units providing an installed storage capacity of up to 200 MWh, together with associated inverters and infrastructure delivering an export capacity of up to 200 MW, and associated access, internal roads, landscaping and cable route works

a single-storey, part two-storey rear extension and hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer