Resolve Planning

Linen Mill Studios, 245 Castlewellan Road, Banbridge, BT32 3SG

Proposed Discharge of Conditions 5, 13, 21, 23, 26 & 30 of Planning Approval LA08/2025/0588/S54.

Game of Thrones Studio Tour 245 Castlewellan Road (with access off Ballievey Road), Banbridge, BT32 3SG

Proposed discharge of condition 8 of planning approval LA08/2025/0589/F. Condition 8 states: Prior to the use of the car park commencing, the drainage network shall be constructed and laid in accordance with the details provided within the Drainage and Flood Risk Assessment contained in the Environmental Statement. The drainage network shall provide safe management of any out of sewer flooding emanating from the surface water drainage network, in a 1 in 100 year storm event with an additional allowance for climate change (20%) and urban creep / expansion (10%). The drainage network shall be in conformity with the details shown on drawing nos.07 and 08 and shall include a bypass separator. Within 3 months of the construction of the drainage network a CCTV survey demonstrating that the drainage network has been constructed in accordance with the Drainage and Flood Risk Assessment shall be submitted to the Council for approval in writing.

Game of Thrones Studio Tour Park & Ride Facility The Boulevard, Cascum Avenue, Banbridge, BT32 4LF

Proposed discharge of conditions 3, 4,12 & 13 of planning approval LA08/2026/0012/S54

Game of Thrones Studio Tour 245 Castlewellan Road (with access off Ballievey Road), Banbridge, BT32 3SG

Proposed discharge of conditions 2 & 12 of planning approval LA08/2025/0589/F. Condition 2 states: Prior to the use of the car park hereby permitted commencing, a landscape management and maintenance plan shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Council. The plan shall set out the period of the plan, long term objectives, management responsibilities, performance measures and maintenance schedules of all areas of landscaping. The landscape management plan shall be carried out as approved unless prior written consent is given to its modification. Reason: To ensure successful establishment and ongoing management and maintenance (in perpetuity) of the landscaped areas in the interests of visual amenity Condition 12 states: The development shall not become operational until a Venue Management plan, which sets out details of how the development will be managed daily, including measures to address complaints from neighbouring residents, has been submitted to, and approved in writing by the Council and the approved details shall be implemented thereafter. No later than 12 months from the commencement of the operation hereby permitted, and thereafter within 6 weeks of any written request from the Council, the applicant shall submit a report, which assesses the effectiveness of the Venue Management Plan and sets out any measures that are proposed to be incorporated into Venue Management Plan. The report shall also set out timescales for the implementation of any measures identified therein. The report shall be agreed in writing with the Council prior to the implementation of any proposed measures. Reason: To ensure that adequate provision has been made for parking and in the interest of residential amenity

300m east of no.105 Boghill Road, Templepatrick, BT39 0HS

Proposed (Vesta) V52 wind turbine (hub height 51.9 and tip height 77.9), one substation, one electrical cabinet, hardstanding, access lane, cabling and all associated and ancillary works. (Removal of Condition 13 of planning approval LA03/2026/0444/S54 regarding the submission of an aviation lighting scheme)

Carrickfergus Town Hall, Museum and Civic Centre 11 Antrim Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7DG

Refurbishment and alteration of Carrickfergus Town Hall, the Museum and Civic Centre and the former Community Advice Building to create an integrated civic, arts, cultural and community hub, including internal reconfiguration and removal of later non-original additions; upgrading of the Jubilee Hall, Dobbs Room, foyer, reception, bar, ancillary, museum and atrium spaces; conversion of the former Advice Building to a lifelong-learning and education suite with Changing Places provision; relocation and enhancement of the Civic Centre café and erection of an associated glazed winter-garden extension following removal of the existing covered porch; reconfiguration of the courtyard, including removal of car parking, to provide a flexible space for events, markets and community gatherings; accessibility improvements comprising new ramps, steps and entrances; and associated landscaping, paving, lighting, interpretation, building-services, drainage, refuse, servicing and ancillary works.

Former Danske Bank and adjacent car park 21–23 High Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7AL

Demolition of the existing three-storey former bank building.

Carrickfergus Town Hall, Museum and Civic Centre 11 Antrim Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7DG

Refurbishment and alteration of Carrickfergus Town Hall, the Museum and Civic Centre and the former Community Advice Building to create an integrated civic, arts, cultural and community hub, including internal reconfiguration and removal of later non-original additions; upgrading of the Jubilee Hall, Dobbs Room, foyer, reception, bar, ancillary, museum and atrium spaces; conversion of the former Advice Building to a lifelong-learning and education suite with Changing Places provision; relocation and enhancement of the Civic Centre café and erection of an associated glazed winter-garden extension following removal of the existing covered porch; reconfiguration of the courtyard, including removal of car parking, to provide a flexible space for events, markets and community gatherings; accessibility improvements comprising new ramps, steps and entrances; and associated landscaping, paving, lighting, interpretation, building-services, drainage, refuse, servicing and ancillary works.

Carrickfergus town centre extending to the railway line to the north, King William Pier and the Bollards to the south, Joymount to the east and Albert Road to the west. Works included on North Street, High Street, Antrim Street, Castle Street, Market Place, West Street, Governors Place, Lancasterian Street, Lancastrian Street Car Park, Victoria Street, St. Brides Street, St. Brides Street Car Park, Joymount House Car Park, Carrickfergus Bowling Club, Shaftesbury Park, Marine Highway and land adjacent to Carrickfergus Castle.

Comprehensive public realm regeneration works across Carrickfergus town centre and waterfront, comprising the creation and reconfiguration of the Waterfront Park, Castle Parade Square and associated car parking; provision of an urban beach, interactive water feature and flexible event spaces; enhancement of streets, civic spaces and historic gateways, including North Gate, Irish Gate and the North East Bastion; formation of a continuous, universally accessible heritage route along the historic town walls; accessibility improvements; and associated hard and soft landscaping, planting, lighting, street furniture, public art, interpretation, drainage, utilities and ancillary works.

Carrickfergus Castle Marine Highway, Carrickfergus, BT38 7BG

Heritage-led visitor, access and interpretation works at Carrickfergus Castle, comprising removal of the existing Visitor Building, Education Building and other modern additions; erection of a new entrance and visitor facilities building; alterations and improvements to the Gatehouse, Outer Ward, West Battery, Grand Battery, Middle Ward, Inner Ward, Great Hall, Flash Room and Ordnance Store; partial re-excavation of the Middle Ward ditch, partial reconstruction of the Middle Ward wall and provision of a new bridge; formation and enhancement of visitor routes, including new paving, level-access works, ramps, lifts, stairs, handrails, balustrades and guarding; alterations to gun emplacements and wall walks; reinstatement and adaptation of historic features; internal and external works to the Great Tower, including removal of modern fit-out, replacement floor finishes, new lift and stair access, fire-safety and servicing works, reinstatement of the south-west spiral stair, public access to the roof and associated roof balustrading; installation of interpretive fit-out, setworks and displays; provision of plant, WCs and ancillary visitor accommodation; together with associated conservation, repair, landscaping, drainage, lighting, services and all ancillary site works. Construction of a new landscaped, curving and universally accessible raised ramp between the Marine Highway pedestrian crossing and the entrance to Carrickfergus Castle, incorporating landings, handrails, balustrades, integrated seating and planters; partial demolition and alteration of the existing modern access ramp and reconstructed basalt wall to form the new connection; relocation and reinstatement of existing memorials, benches and other site furniture; and associated steps, surfacing, planting, lighting, drainage, public-realm and ancillary site works.