21 Planning Applications Submitted in Preston Between October 6-12

Strategic Insights -

Between October 6 and October 12, a total of 21 planning applications were submitted across Preston, showcasing a diverse range of projects, from home extensions and tree removals to commercial developments and mixed-use proposals. Various locations throughout the city are impacted by these applications, including residential areas, public buildings, and commercial sites.

Key Takeaways:

  • 21 planning applications were submitted in Preston between October 6 and October 12, reflecting a mix of domestic and commercial projects.
  • Royal Brook House in Preston had two applications submitted for window replacement and listed building consent.
  • A commercial development, involving the use of an agricultural barn, was proposed at Latus Hall Farm in Carron Lane.
  • Plans for a multi-occupancy house in multiple occupation (HMO) were submitted for 57 Victoria Road in Preston.
  • A former bathroom building is set to be transformed into a restaurant, a flat, and a HMO at Kent Street in Preston.
  • Three images from the LPost show various locations affected by planning applications, including the Preston College, 57 Victoria Road, and the former ESP Bathrooms building.
  • 20% (4) of the applications were submitted by the same applicant is incorrect the number is not specified in the original text.

Statistics:

  • 21 planning applications were submitted in Preston between October 6 and October 12.
  • The majority of applications were submitted within a week, indicating a high level of development activity in the area.
  • The applications cover a wide range of projects, including home extensions, commercial developments, and mixed-use proposals.
  • Some applications, such as the one for Royal Brook House, involve listed building consent and the replacement of windows.
  • Other applications, like the one for Latus Hall Farm, focus on agricultural use and change of use for commercial purposes.

Sources:

  • A bump in the road, Page 9, L Post (Oct 29, 2023)
  • https://www.lep.co.uk/newsletter
  • L Post News & Sport Round-up (Oct 21, 2023)