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P.N. - Planning (14x2) SA - NR43224 ERYC GT
What is planned?
EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL
TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
a) Erection of a replacement agricultural building following demolition of existing at Sober Hill Farm Staddlethorpe Broad Lane Blacktoft HU15 2TB (Ref: 26/02190/PLF)
b) Erection of a single storey modular building including offices, laboratory spaces and ancillary facilities, including construction of additional hardstanding area at RWE Generation UK Plc M62 Trading Estate New Potter Grange Road Goole DN14 6BZ (Ref: 26/02177/PLF)
c) Variation of Condition 7 (Approved Plans - Garage) of planning permission 21/04379/PLF (Erection of a garage within existing garden wall, creation of two openings in and increase in height of existing garden wall, installation of timber garage doors to garden wall following demolition of existing outbuilding and re-building of western boundary wall) to allow installation of a door to provide access to garden store (retrospective application) at Hotham Hall Main Street Hotham YO43 4UA (Ref: 26/02435/VAR)
d) Erection of 12 affordable dwellings, construction of new access and associated landscaping (AMENDED PLANS AND DESCRIPTION) at Highfield Road Agricultural Land Highfield Road Bubwith YO8 6LZ (Ref: 25/01833/REG3)
Proposal (c) is within a Conservation Area designated under Section 69 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.
Proposal (c) is a Listed Building scheduled under Section 1 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.
Proposal (a) affects a public right of way.
Proposals (b,d) are major developments.
To view or comment on the applications visit https://newplanningaccess.eastriding.gov.uk/ and enter the application reference. Comments can also be made by emailing planning@eastriding.gov.uk Comments must be received by 22 October 2026. Applications can also be viewed electronically at the council’s libraries. Please note: By virtue of the provisions of the Local Government Act 1972, anyone is entitled to read and obtain a copy of any representations you make.
Stephen HuntDirector of Planning & Economic Growth
