Planning application
0623/26/HHO
Cider Press Higher Aish Barns Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
Proposal
Householder application for installation of two rooflights to the main dwelling (retrospective) & replacement of existing corrugated metal roof covering to annex with natural slate
As published by the council, reference 0623/26/HHO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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6 Mar 2026
Received by South Hams
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31 Mar 2026
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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3 Jun 2026
Decision issued: Conditional Approval
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21 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About householder applications
How this application type works
Householder applications cover work to an existing house and its garden: extensions, loft and garage conversions, porches, outbuildings and similar alterations within the boundary of the home. They cannot be used to create a separate dwelling or change what the building is used for. Councils aim to decide them within eight weeks, and immediate neighbours are usually notified and given a chance to comment.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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1674/26/TPO Decided
Little Aish Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
G001: x2 Mature Ash – remove to ground level, replant with x2 Oak, Dieback. G004: x2 Sycamore – remove to ground level, replace with x1 Oak, poor amenity value and risk of failure.
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0623/26/HHO Granted
Cider Press Higher Aish Barns Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
Householder application for installation of two rooflights to the main dwelling (retrospective) & replacement of existing corrugated metal roof covering to annex with natural slate
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0330/26/TPO Granted
Little Aish Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
T1 - Cherry - fell and replace. T2 - Blackthorn - fell and replace. Reasons for felling - ivy has become dominant within the crown of T1 and grown across into T2. It is believed due to sail effect T1 has failed and compromised T2 at 2m
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2935/24/TPO Granted
Higher Aish Farm Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
T1: Ash – Pollard at approximately 5 metres from ground level to improve form and reduce risk of failure. T2: Sycamore – Crown lift to 5 metres on South (house) side by removing lowest branch of 250mm diameter. Also remove branch above of 75mm diameter and carry out peripheral crown reduction house side by 3 metres to re-shape the tree and reduce over dominance in relation to the property. T3: Ash – Reduce previously cut North stem by 1 metre to above lowest re-growth at approx. 7 metres height from base level. Reduce South Stem to 7 metres height to match North stem and to form high pollard. Remove damaged North West stem at base to enable re-growth and for structural reasons to address risk of failure, improve form and create a high pollard.
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0330/26/TPO Granted
Little Aish Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
T1 - Cherry - fell and replace. T2 - Blackthorn - fell and replace. Reasons for felling - ivy has become dominant within the crown of T1 and grown across into T2. It is believed due to sail effect T1 has failed and compromised T2 at 2m
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2939/25/TPO Split decision
Little Aish Aish Stoke Gabriel TQ9 6PS
G001: Mature Ash trees - Remove 2 x Ash trees Both specimens are exhibiting signs of ash dieback disease (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus), assessed as Health Class 3 (see figure 2), with a retained leaf volume of between 25% and 50%. This condition is progressive, & it is unlikely the trees will recover in the long-term (see 4.4). The westernmost tree, being multi-stemmed with three dominant stems, is showing the greatest degree of infection and corresponding crown loss G004: Sycamore – 2 x trees. Dismantle & fell to near ground level and replant with x 2 Pedunculate oak trees Both trees are evidently in sever decline, with an extensive amount of ivy and Clematis vitalba throughout the canopy & main stem
Other householder applications
In South Hams
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1581/26/HHO Granted
Orchardside Higher Batson TQ8 8NF
Alterations and new dormer / rear extension to dwelling, with associated landscaping works
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1536/26/HHO Granted
Bartel Boldventure Yealmpton PL8 2LX
Two single-storey rear extensions
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0681/26/HHO Granted
Stowford Leat Harford Road Ivybridge PL21 0AR
Installation of photovoltaics to flat roofed extension, erection of new fencing, installation of gates & a garden shed/workshop
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1354/26/HHO Granted
Sunnydene 97 Whitchurch Road Tavistock PL19 9BG
Extension to in roof accommodation, internal alterations and single storey side extension
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1251/26/HHO Granted
Hatshill House The Village Bickleigh PL6 7AH
Installation of solar panels on the East and West facing roof slopes of the associated barn within the curtilage of Hatshill House.