Our latest planning round-up includes details of a bungalow and new home being refused and plans submitted by Hayfield Cricket Club.

New applications 

A number of planning applications have been submitted to High Peak Borough Council, which include: 

• Proposed garage conversion and alterations to windows and doors at 11 Meadows Road, Hayfield 
• Two storey side and rear extension, with internal remodelling at 27A, Park Crescent, Furness Vale,  
• Proposed single storey side extension to replace garage, porch to the front elevation and single storey extension to rear at 18 Littlebrook Close, Hadfield, Glossop 
• Single storey rear extension at 4 Clough Field Close, Whaley Bridge 
• Proposed single storey rear extension at Padfield Brook Cottage, Little Padfield, Glossop,  
• Proposed single storey rear extension at 63 Hurst Crescent, Glossop 

The plans are available to view on the council’s website at www.highpeak.gov.uk

Plans approved 

Plans that have been given the go ahead and approved by High Peak Borough Council include: 

• Single storey rear extension to replace existing at 51 Spire Hollin, Glossop 
• Conversion of garage/store to provided ancillary accommodation at 44 Cross Farm, Hadfield Road, Hadfield, Glossop 
• Window and door alterations at Holly Farm, Kinder Road, Hayfield 
• Proposed garage conversion with pitched roof at 15, Lawnfold, Hadfield, Glossop 
• Single storey rear extension at 5A Rowton Grange Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith 
• SIngle storey rear extension to replace existing at 35 Wood Gardens, Hayfield 
• Two storey rear and side extension with a single storey lean too to form extended living accommodation at Quarry Bank, Lanehead Road, Taxal 
• Lean-to store on side elevation and extension of existing fencing at 9 Hayfield Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith 
• Replacement of timber framed single glazed windows with double glazed windows at The Old School House, Hague Street, Glossop 
• Construction of a detached two-storey residential annex at 25 Ryecroft, Manor Park Road, Glossop,  
• Change of use of part of field to domestic garden area for land adjoining 49 Lower Lane, Chinley 
• Proposed change of use of residential unit with three beds (C3) in to 4 bed House of Multiple Occupation (C4) at 7 Smithy Fold, Glossop 

Takeaway sign refused by planners 

A retrospective application to gain approval for an illuminated sign and painting a Glossop takeaway yellow has been refused by planners. 

Following a complaint about the work carried out to the Grade II listed building, High Peak Borough Council investigated. 

As a result, the applicant put forward retrospective applications for the work. 

The changes have been rejected as planners view the alterations as unsympathetic in design and appearance in a highly sensitive and prominent location at the heart of Glossop Town Centre within the Norfolk Square Conservation Area. 

Bungalow plans refused  

Plans to demolish a double garage and replace it with a three-bedroom bungalow have been turned down by High Peak Borough Council. 

The application was to demolish an existing double garage at 1 Pyegrove Road in Glossop and create a new residential plot by combining the site with land from 83 Sheffield Road. 

However, planners have determined that the development would adversely affect the established character and distinctiveness of the local area and harm the visual character of the area and street scene.  

New home plan refused 

An application to build a new home on land in Chapel-en-le-Frith has been rejected by High Peak Borough Council. 

The site of the proposed new property at Eccles Road was on land designated as open countryside that lies outside the built-up boundary for Chapel-en-le-Frith. 

The plans that also included a detached garage, landscaping and a new access had prompted 27 responses from the public, of which 20 were objections, 5 were in support and two taking a neutral view.  

Planners in refusing the application said building a new dwelling in the countryside would in principle fail to comply with a number of policies, in the Local Plan, the Chapel en le Frith Neighbourhood and the National Planning Policy Framework. 

In stated that the development would amount to an undesirable urban intrusion into an area of open countryside and would adversely affect the sporadic and rural character and distinctiveness of the locality. 

Plans for extensions rejected 

Plans for extensions to a property in Whaley Bridge have been rejected by High Peak planners. 

Due to the size, bulk, massing design and materials, they say the proposal would cause harm to the character and appearance of the area.  

The application for 3 The Sidings was for extensions to provide a double garage, an extended kitchen/dining/living area at first floor and a large 5th bedroom on the second floor. 

The application was a resubmission of a previously refused scheme. 

Plans for Hayfield Cricket Club 

Plans have been submitted for a single storey extension and internal alterations at Hayfield Cricket Club. 

The changes to the Pavilion would allow for separate girls/ladies shower and changing facilities.  

The plans for the site located on Market Street in Hayfield are available to view on the council’s website www.highpeak.gov.uk

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