Blackburn with Darwen, Multiple Planning Applications

BLACKBURN with DARWEN BOROUGH COUNCIL

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015 NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 12 PUBLICITY FOR PLANNING APPLICATIONS

Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council has received planning applications for the following developments:

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT

10/25/0883: Vacant Land at Crosby Road, Blackburn.

Full Planning application for Construction of 31 no. dwellings including 8 no. M4(2) and 2 no. M4(3) units with associated parking and external works.

Applicant: Seddon Construction Ltd

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING THE SETTING OF A LISTED BUILDING

10/25/0883: Land at Blackburn Road, Edgworth.

Full Planning application for Erection of 19 dwellings and associated development with access from Blackburn Road.

Applicant: Roxford Homes Ltd

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY

10/25/0914: SUEZ, Lower Eccleshill Road, Darwen.

Variation of Condition Nos 5 “desk study”, 14 “CDEMP”, 20 “arboricultural method statement”, 22 “biodiversity enhancement strategy”, 24 “Landscape & Ecological Management Plan”, 25 “Ecology design strategy”, 26 “invasive plant species survey” and 30 “archaeological investigation” pursuant to planning application 10/22/1006 “Demolition of existing waste management operations, relocation of the waste transfer station and materials recycling facility and erection of anaerobic digestion facility” – to allow development to commence within Phase 1, prior to the discharge of the remaining conditions.

Applicant: SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd

DEVELOPMENT AFFECTING A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY AND NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

10/25/0821: Land at Horrobin Farm, Moorbin Lane, Turton, Bolton.

Full Planning application for Erection of a single storey, self-build, high sustainability dwelling (designed to achieve Passivhaus standard) in the open countryside, including associated land modelling / reconfiguration, garden area, curtilage, associated access track and parking, soft landscaping, biodiversity net gain, an outdoor equestrian menage and horse walker, whilst also building a community orchard and re-use of the existing access off Moorbin Lane.

Applicant: Mr Adam Wilkinson

10/25/0882: Billinge Heights, Billinge End Road, Blackburn.

Variation of Condition Nos 3 “boundary treatment” and 23 “approved drawings” pursuant to planning application 10/22/0509 “Variation of Condition Nos 4 “Construction Method Statement”, 10 “revised tree protection measures and working practices”, 11 “revised landscaping scheme” and 23 “revised scheme relating to design of proposed housing (increase to ridge height; increase to depth of dwellings; increase to glazing on the ground and lower ground floors; relocation of access points and driveways to plots 3-5” pursuant to planning application 10/18/0396 “Residential development of 5 no. dwelling following demolition of existing buildings” – Modify Condition No3; modify Condition No.23 to include new boundary treatment/wall and proposed air conditioning units to be installed to all 5 plots.

Applicant: Sauban Issa

10/25/0892: 56 Pleckgate Road, Blackburn.

Full Planning application (Retrospective) for Change of use of land to be residential garden (C3) with construction of garden sheds, hard landscaping and fencing. (Retrospective).

Applicant: Mr H Shaw

The applications and plans can be inspected at www.blackburn.gov.uk or at the Town Hall. Comments should be made within 14 days of this notice by:

• email to planning@blackburn.gov.uk or

• by writing to MARTIN KELLY, Strategic Director of Growth & Development @ Deputy Chief Executive, Town Hall, Blackburn BB1 7DY.

  Please quote the application number in your letter.

Any representations or comments you make can be inspected by the public under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985. Written comments should not contain any remarks, which might be regarded as offensive or libellous.

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It is not necessary to sign letters sent to the Planning Department, but anonymous letters, or those with no name and address, will be treated as anonymous and will not be taken into consideration during the determination of a planning application.

DATE: 17/09/2025