32 Little Minster Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HB

1. 19 Nov 2025

   Received by Winchester

2. 15 Jan 2026

   Decision issued: Application Permitted

3. 26 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Winchester granted permission on 15 January 2026, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

Householder applications cover work to an existing house and its garden, such as extensions, lofts and outbuildings, and cannot create a separate dwelling or change what the building is used for. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 34 Little Minster Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HB

  26/00271/HOU Submitted 10 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  97% historically approved · decision due ~7 Apr

  Roof dormer addition to an existing loft conversion, with associated roof-mounted solar panels.

  Decided Householder Loft or dormer 10 docs
  Domestic

• 28 Little Minster Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HB

  24/01838/HOU Submitted 26 Aug 2024 50 yards away

  We wish to erect a small shed on the southern boundary of our rear courtyard and erect a trellis above the existing brick wall on the northern side of the courtyard.

  Granted Householder 12 docs
  Small domestic

• 28 Little Minster Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HB

  23/00376/TPC Submitted 14 Feb 2023 50 yards away

  It is proposed to fell the common bay tree (T1) and replant, in the positions shown, two espalier apple trees (Malus Domestica: T2, T3) supported on horizontal wires against the wall and the re-installed trellis surmounting the wall. The reason for this are: 1. Security. A recent survey by Croma Security has identified concerns about the security of the house via the courtyard. to the side of the courtyard wall is the Arup carpark opening off the street and ungated. It serves the surrounding offices and provides potential access to intruders. Arup?s fairly recently built secure metal bike shed is situated only about 60 cm from the wall. This gap is thus narrow enough to facilitate scaling the wall and is moreover largely hidden from carpark users and ourselves. The bay tree is close to the wall and thus provides support to an intruder climbing and descending the wall and also a degree of cover when within the garden. Removing the existing tree and reinstating a 60-90 cm high trellis on top of the wall (as our neighbours on the south side have, see photo) should deter intruders attempting access from the ground or from on top of the bike store. 2. Damage to retaining wall. The roots of the tree completely fill the 30cm wide bed between the boundary wall and a 50cm high retaining wall The pressure created by the growth of the lower parts of the tree is causing the retaining wall to crack (see photos). 3 The tree is unsightly and at over 3 meters high is out of scale of the courtyard. We feel that this proposal will be more secure, protect our garden structures, is more in keeping with the courtyard and has no detrimental on neighbours or the environment.

  Granted Trees 2 docs
  Small domestic

• 8A St Thomas Street Winchester SO23 9HE

  20/02131/FUL Submitted 30 Sep 2020 50 yards away

  Change of use from office to residential. Partial demolition of existing building and alteration/extend to the rear at first floor and adding 2no upper floors.

  Withdrawn Full applications Demolition 34 docs

• Calpe House 7A St Thomas Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HE

  23/00032/AVC Submitted 6 Jan 2023 50 yards away

  Hanging sign identifying office location

  Granted Advertising 4 docs

• 2 Great Minster Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9HA

  22/00638/LIS Submitted 8 Mar 2022 50 yards away

  1. Replace deteriorating and eroding bricks in one of the walls of the cellar (Wall A) with bricks of a high water absorption and using lime mortar. The replacement bricks and mortar will be in accordance with the Specification for Repairs to the Existing Cellar prepared by Paul Tanner of Marbas (attached). 2. To the extent possible, repair the existing damp roof course at the base of a timber post forming part of Wall A. 3. Repoint straight joint of bricks in Wall A near the junction of Wall A with the front wall of the house. 4. Place a new beam below the joists and on the interior side of the solid oak plate which new beam will be supported by posts on each side of the window and placed clear of the front wall by 75mm or more.

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings Windows or glazing 10 docs

• 26/02132/HOU Awaiting decision

  24 Cranworth Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 6SE

  Side extension replacing existing conservatory, reconfiguration of windows to provide new doors, new patio and removal of chimney stack.

  Received 15 Oct, published by the council 20 Oct 2026 Householder
• 26/02131/HOU Awaiting decision

  Dawson New Farm Road Alresford Hampshire SO24 9QP

  Erection of a single-storey side and front extension and installation of Velux windows in the existing roof.

  Received 14 Oct, published by the council 19 Oct 2026 Householder
• 26/02119/HOU Awaiting decision

  49 Church Lane Colden Common Winchester Hampshire SO21 1TW

  Proposed rear extension and roof conversion

  Received 14 Oct, published by the council 20 Oct 2026 Householder
• 26/02108/HOU Awaiting decision

  Little Fontley Fontley Road Titchfield Fareham Hampshire PO15 6QS

  Enlargement of existing dormer window to east facing elevation of main roof

  Received 13 Oct, published by the council 21 Oct 2026 Householder
• 26/02098/HOU Awaiting decision

  Zeina Winchester Road Waltham Chase Southampton Hampshire SO32 2LX

  Front porch

  Received 12 Oct, published by the council 19 Oct 2026 Householder