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Buckinghamshire (Multiple Areas) - Various Planning Applications

MK18 1BP•Published 30/09/26
Bucks Herald • 

What is planned?

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990
PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS)
REGULATIONS 1990

The following applications have been received by the Council. The reason for advertising is indicated at the end of the details of the application. The reason abbreviations are LB = Listed Building; CA = Conservation Area; PFP = Public right of way

PL/26/06750/HB     LB
18 Castle Street, Buckingham Listed building consent for replacement of advertisement fascia board along with non illuminated vinyl graphics on shopfront windows and door along with repainting of front elevation windows, window architraves, fascia, balustrade, shop fronts, shop cornice, central shop pediment, doors, door architraves and door reveals in grey
(RAL 7040) (retrospective)

20/03733/APP     Major Development
67 New Road, Weston Turville Demolition of No. 67 New Road and erection of 10 dwellings along with access, landscaping, garages, roads, sewers and all ancillary works.

PL/26/07299/HB     LB
Westlington Farm, Stars Lane, Dinton Listed building consent to increase height of 2 existing chimney stacks by six courses of brickwork and replace existing pot.

PL/26/07325/FA     CA & affects setting of LB
Polbath London Ltd, Moreton Yard, Church Street, Maids Moreton Change of use from former ambulance depot (sui generis) to mixed use for storage (Use Class B8) and offices (Use Class E(g)(i)), ancillary facilities, infilling of existing front doorway and installation of roof lights.

PL/26/07188/VRC     CA affects setting of LB & PFP
The Dairy, Queen Street, Waddesdon Variation of condition 2 (wedding cake structure) of planning permission PL/25/6834/VRC relating to variations to original permission 20/03609/APP (Installation of sculptures by Joanna Vasconcelos: “Wedding Cake” and “Lafite,” and an 18th century Centaur, together with associated upgrading of car parking) to allow for removal of existing concrete slab and foundations of wedding cake together with gravel areas, paths and remaining hardstanding, and reinstatement of area to grass.

PL/26/07186/VRC     LB
The Dairy, Queen Street, Waddesdon Variation of condition 2 (wedding cake structure) of listed building consent PL/25/6835/VRC relating to variations to original listed building consent 20/03610/ALB (Installation of sculptures by Joanna Vasconcelos: “Wedding Cake” and “Lafite,” and an 18th century Centaur, together with associated upgrading of car parking) to allow for removal of existing concrete slab and foundations of wedding cake together with gravel areas, paths and remaining hardstanding, and reinstatement of area to grass.

PL/26/07388/FA     Affects setting of CA & LB
21A Slave Hill, Haddenham Householder application for installation of solar panels on side roof elevation, and at ground level, installation of battery on side elevation and air source heat pump on front elevation.

You may view applications at: https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/view-planning-application. Comments should be received within 21 days of the date of this publication, either online or in writing quoting the reference number and your postal address, to our Council offices or via email to planning.comments@buckinghamshire.gov.uk Note there will be no further opportunity to comment on householder applications that go to appeal.

STEVE BAMBRICK – CORPORATE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING, GROWTH
AND SUSTAINABILITY

Open to feedback

From

30-Sept-2026

To

21-Oct-2026

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