Variation of Condition 16 planning permission reference 17/02964/MATAMD (dated 5 April 2018 for Amendment to planning permission ref 13/03743/FULL3 granted for the demolition of all school buildings, with the exception of the Reception building, and part demolition of the North Stable block, and erection of 48 dwellings comprising 24x 4-bed houses, 16x 1-bed flats and 8x 2-bed flats and conversion of the stable block into 2x 2-bed residential units, together with 108 car parking spaces. Associated landscaping, hardstanding areas, cycle stores and bin stores. Conversion of existing Reception building to 799sqm of office floorspace (Class b1A) together with 8 dedicated car parking spaces and the construction of 2 tennis courts, designated car park. Erection of pavilion and amenity area for community use. Amendments to position of apartment blocks on the site, extension of apartment blocks at lower ground and upper ground floor levels, demolition of north stable block and erection of 2x 2-bed houses, alterations to proposed housing mix to provide 8x 1-bed and 16x 2-bed apartments, 24x 4-bed houses and 2x 2-bed houses, alterations to windows, doors and internal layout of House Types B and C, amendments to car parking, maintenance access to Wickham Court School, removal of pavilion and internal landscaping and footpaths. Discharge of condition 16 (layout of wheelchair units) for planning permission reference 13/03743/FULL3) to allow for Plot 30 to be built to wheelchair adaptable Building Regulations Part M4(2) rather than wheelchair user Building Regulations Part M4(3).

Demolition of existing dwelling house, offices, industrial, storage buildings and stables and erection of 7No. dwellings with associated landscaping, parking and road access

Application to remove condition 4 (General Permitted Development) of planning permission 08/1056 (Erection of a two storey dwelling house with detached garage/stable following demolition of existing house and detached garage/stable.)

Demolition of existing stable building, garage and timber store and the erection of a single storey detached dwelling house and associated parking.

Application to vary conditions 3 (hard and soft landscaping), 4 (boundary treatments), 5 (materials) and 7 (approved plans) attached to planning permission 22/0605/FUL (erection of extension to existing single storey dwelling and change of use of paddock land to enlarged residential curtilage along with demolition of stables and erection of a single storey dwelling) to amend house type on Plot 2

Demolition of existing dwellinghouse and stables (29 stables), removal of mobile home, other buildings/structures, hard surfacing and trees. Erection of replacement dwellinghouse, stable block (10 stables) and enlargement of field (in place of existing hard surfacing) with comprehensive landscaping scheme.

Outline planning permission (matters for which approval is sought: access and layout) for demolition of existing dwelling house, stables and barn and the erection of 12 dwellings and garages

Change of use of Scott House from office use (E) to dwelling houses (C3) to create 15 apartments, including part demolition at ground floor side and rear and erection of two and a half storey side and rear extensions and alterations to fenestration. Provision of car parking and associated works. No change to adjacent Stables building. (Approved Plans) of planning permission 3/20/1953/FUL of Condition Number(s): Condition 2 (approved Drawings) and Condition 25 (Existing trees).

Erection of a two storey 4-bedroom dwelling-house (Class C3) following demolition of existing stables

A non-material minor amendment to planning approval 3/20/1953/FUL - Change of use of Scott House from office use (E) to dwelling houses (C3) to create 15 apartments, including part demolition at ground floor side and rear and erection of two and a half storey side and rear extensions and alterations to fenestration. Provision of car parking and associated works. No change to adjacent Stables building. Removal of tree group G2, as identified in the Arboricultural Impact Assessment