33 Stamford Drive Failsworth Oldham M35 9WS

1. 26 Apr 2022

   Received by Oldham

2. 9 May 2022

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 7 Jul 2022

   Decision issued: Refuse Permission

4. 21 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Oldham refused this application for the reasons on the decision notice; only the applicant can appeal, and refused schemes often return in revised form. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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• 35 Stamford Drive Failsworth Oldham M35 9WS

  HOU/347825/21 Submitted 2 Nov 2021 50 yards away

  1) Single storey front and rear extension; 2) Increase in roof height to accommodate first floor accommodation

  Granted Householder Extension 6 docs
  Small domestic

• 11 Ashbridge Road Failsworth Oldham M35 9NS

  HOU/349902/22 Submitted 4 Oct 2022 50 yards away

  Erection of a first floor side extension.

  Granted Householder Extension 6 docs
  Domestic

• 30 Green Meadow View Failsworth Oldham M35 9FG

  HOU/350590/23 Submitted 1 Mar 2023 50 yards away

  Single storey rear extension

  Granted Householder Extension 15 docs
  Small domestic

• 2 Ashbridge Road Failsworth Oldham M35 9NS

  HOU/346988/21 Submitted 1 Jun 2021 100 yards away

  First floor side extension

  Granted Householder Extension 5 docs
  Domestic

• 19 Stamford Drive Failsworth Oldham M35 9WS

  HOU/346766/21 Submitted 28 Apr 2021 100 yards away

  Proposed two storey side extension and single storey rear extension including lean to single storey extension to replace existing flat roof front extension

  Granted Householder Extension 8 docs
  Small domestic

• 35 Stamford Drive Failsworth Oldham M35 9WS

  PA/345084/20 Submitted 6 Jul 2020 100 yards away

  Extending an existing bungalow in height to create first floor space, with a new entrance area, as well as extending the existing garage at the front and the rear.

  Refused Full applications 14 docs

• CEA/356096/26 Granted

  4 Tall Trees Close Royton Oldham OL2 5XA

  Certificate of Lawfulness application for a proposed change of use from a dwelling (C3) to a residential care (C3(b)) home to provide a facility for two adults who need carers in line with a request from the local authority

  Received 24 Apr, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356173/26 Granted

  Rock Farm Huddersfield Road Delph Oldham OL3 5LU

  Single storey side extension.

  Received 7 May, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356000/26 Granted

  23 Kidderminster Way Chadderton Oldham OL9 0RJ

  Erection of a single storey rear and side extension

  Received 7 Apr, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEU/355193/25 Granted

  115 Stamford Road Lees Oldham OL4 3NB

  Existing use of a House In Multiple Occupation (HMO).

  Received 7 Oct, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development
• CEA/356439/26 Awaiting decision

  27 Whinberry Way Oldham OL4 2NN

  Proposed Change of Use Permission is sought to change the use of the property from a residential dwelling (Use Class C3) to a residential children?s home (Use Class C2). Proposed Use ? Full Description: The development will convert the existing dwelling into a small-scale children?s home providing accommodation and care for up to three young people with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (EBD). The home will be staffed 24 hours a day by qualified carers to ensure residents? safety, stability, and wellbeing. Scale and Nature of Use: ? Number of residents: Up to three young people at any one time. ? Staffing: A rotational shift system will provide continuous on-site care. There will be a minimum of three staff members present at all times to supervise and support the children. Two additional staff members will remain on a sleep-in basis overnight to offer emergency support if required. Operations and Activities: The home will operate in a manner comparable to a family household. Staff will provide day-to-day care, structure, and guidance, including: ? Routine domestic tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and assistance with personal care. ? Educational and recreational support, including school attendance, extracurricular activities, and hobbies. ? Access to therapeutic interventions (e.g., counselling or behaviour support), typically delivered off-site when needed. Plant and Equipment: No industrial or commercial machinery will be installed. The home will use only standard domestic appliances (e.g., washing machine, oven) and computers for administrative and educational purposes. Hours of Operation: The children?s home will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as a full-time residential setting. Staff shift patterns are designed to ensure continuous supervision while minimising any impact on neighbouring properties. Integration with the Area: The proposal is intentionally small-scale and residential in character, designed to integrate seamlessly within

  Received 24 Jun, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Lawful development