Planning applications in West Berkshire, December 2025

Bermar House 37 London Road Newbury RG14 1JL

Row of Beech Trees: 23 stems of varying widths. On edge of car park. Reduce to a finished height of 4 metres to turn back into a hedgerow. Starting height - 12 metres, finishing height 4 metres.

15 Royal Avenue Calcot Reading RG31 4UP

3 Bedroom house to the side with access passage, drop kerb and rear 3m extension

1 Bell Holt Newbury RG14 6TH

Demolition of existing conservatory, proposed single storey rear extension, propsed first floor side extension and new obscure-glazed ground-floor window on the side elevation.

6 Auclum Close Burghfield Common Reading RG7 3DY

T1 - Scots Pine: Cauliflower fungus present. Dismantle and fell to ground level and replant with Silver Birch tree

The Farmhouse Westrop Farm The Ridge Cold Ash Thatcham Newbury RG18 9JA

Application for approval of details reserved by Condition 4-Tree protection plan and condition 5-Materials of application 25/01614/HOUSE

Highdown Webbs Lane Beenham Reading RG7 5LH

First floor roof extension (with dormers) over existing single storey element, to provide additional bedroom accommodation, existing roof extended to form Balcony, together with associated internal layout, elevational amendments and external works

28 Nodmore Chaddleworth Newbury RG20 7ES

New dormer window to the front of the property and a velux window, first floor rear extension, ground floor side store extension with rooflights.

Pendals Cottage Newbury Hill Hampstead Norreys Thatcham RG18 0TR

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions3-samples and materials 4-brickwork 5-tiles and 6-working drawings of application 25/01817/HOUSE

59 Westfield Road Thatcham RG18 3EL

Retrospective Application for Timber-Framed Garden Pavilion

5 Dauntless Road Burghfield Common Reading RG7 3NZ

T1 - Oak: Large mature Oak: Located in back garden. Remove all major deadwood, reduce lateral growth by 1-2m carrying out radial prune to suitable growth points to manage garden encroachment. Reduce scaffold limb growing towards the house by 2-3m to suitable growth points leaving crown asymmetrical. No wounds to exceed 50mm.

17 Auclum Close Burghfield Common Reading RG7 3DY

English Oak: Predominant lean overhanging rear boundary fence line, overhanging neighboring property. Visible fruiting bodies at base evident. Due to the predominant lean and size and location of the tree, I would recommend it would be prudent to reduce the crown laterals directly overhanging the neighboring property by approx.. 2m. To give greater clearance over neighbors garden and also to help rebalance the entire crown

Former 8 As Methodist Chapel and School Rooms Chapel Lane Lambourn Hungerford RG17 8YA

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 5 ( External Services) and 7 ( Internal Services) of approved 21/01531/LBC

Former The Cottage 46 Baydon Road Lambourn Hungerford RG17 8NT

Modification of Planning Obligation on approved application 90/36989/ADD (136989).

Jewells Farm Stanford Dingley Reading RG7 6LX

Demolition of disused farm buildings and redevelopment and conversion of the existing disused dairy building to form a two-storey dwelling, including external alterations, new boundary fencing, and associated works

Jewells Farm Stanford Dingley Reading RG7 6LX

Demolition of disused dairy and farm buildings and erection of a new detached two-storey dwelling with new boundary fence and associated works.

The Gallops High Street East Ilsley Newbury

T1 - Multi-stemmed Sycamore: Tree is covered in Ivy and has a tight union to ground level. Raise canopy of car park to a height of 6m. Reduce and reshape lateral spread over car park by up to 3m back to suitable growth points. Reason - Sound Arboricultural Management

Manor Farm Station Road East Garston Hungerford RG17 7HF

Conversion of an agricultural barn to equestrian use, replacement stable building and formation of horse walker and menage together with associated works and landscaping.

Withy Copse Withy Close Tilehurst Reading

See full description in attached Arboricultral report. T01 - English oak tree: Remove two side branches at around 11 m on the southwest side and next branch up at around 14 m on the south side to remove conflict with the house and encourage growth to the west. T02 - Ash tree: Remove low branch at around 5 m on south side to remove conflict with the house. T03 - English oak tree: Remove two side branches at around 8 m and 9 m on the southwest side and reduced the southwestern stem at around 10 m to favour the central stem. This is to remove conflict with the house and encourage growth to the west. T04- English oak tree: Remove the five branches on the southern side of the southern stem from around 9 m to 18 m leaving around 1 m stubs. Remove the southwestern branch on the western stem at around 6 m just beyond an existing branch growing into the woodland. This is to remove conflict with the house and encourage growth to the west.

Institute For Animal Health High Street Compton Newbury RG20 7NN

Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 30 (Foul Water) and 31 (Water networks) of approved 20/01336/OUTMAJ - Hybrid planning application seeking: 1) Outline planning permission (all matters reserved with the exception of access), for development comprising of up to 160 residential units (Class C3), the provision of landscaping, construction of access and street lighting, car and cycle parking, other associated infrastructure, sustainable drainage systems, engineering works and mitigation measures including the construction of internal roads. The proposal includes at least 1.75 hectares of employment land (Class B1) associated with the retention of the Intervet building and a playing field (Class D2) associated with the retention of the existing Cricket Pitch. 2) Full planning permission for the demolition of existing buildings, structures and hardstanding along with preparatory works including earthworks, remediation, utility works and associated mitigation measures. The change of use of land including the creation of public open space and wildlife area.

76 Mallard Way Aldermaston Reading RG7 4US

Single storey rear extension

Street Record Lambourn Road Weston Newbury

Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and Restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended) to utilise permitted development rights (Part 16 of Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended)). The proposal consists of the placement of a 10M Light Wooden Pole near Weston Lodge, Lambourn Road, Weston, Newbury, RG20 8JF.