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Planning applications in Lake District National Park, May 2026

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Applications, May 2026

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  • 2026/0914/LBC Decided

    5 Bongate Appleby-in-westmorland CA16 6UE

    Listed Building Consent for repair and maintenance of existing roof and chimney, including lifting and re-laying of slates, installation of a breathable membrane, renewal of leadwork, and repointing and localised repair of the chimney using lime-based mortar, all on a like-for-like basis using matching materials.

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 2026/0906/HOU Granted

    15 Bay View Road Baycliff ULVERSTON LA12 9ST

    Single storey side extension

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Householder
  • 2026/0924/LDPR Refused

    High Trees Leighton Drive Slackhead MILNTHORPE LA7 7BE

    Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed flat roof rear extension

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Lawful development
  • 2026/0911/DISC Granted

    Skirrygill Farm Skirrygill South Stainmore Kirkby Stephen CA17 4EU

    Application for the approval of details reserved by conditions 3 (lime mortar) and 12 (fireplace) and part approval of details reserved by conditions 5 (insulating lime plaster or wood fibre insulation), 8 (service routes) and 9 (joinery details), attached to Listed Building Consent 2025/2167/LBC.

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Conditions
  • 2026/0909/FPA Decided

    Laithes Mill House Laithes PENRITH CA11 0AW

    Change of use of agricultural land to residential use, addition of two storey extension to dwelling, erection of detached garage and stables and associated flood compensation works.

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Full applications
  • 2026/0915/TPO Granted

    The Grange Kentwood Knott Road Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0BP

    South Lakeland DC TPO No 292 2021 - T1 - Tulip tree - Reduce branches growing over patio and toward Kentwood by approximately 1.5m. Thin entire crown by 20% maximum with no cuts above 40mm. The tree is a significant feature of the Grange and requires thinning to prevent failure at the inclusion approx 1m from ground level to maintain retention of the specimen.

    Submitted 1 May 2026 Trees

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