The following planning applications have been lodged with Bradford Council: Cullingworth: alterations and extension to existing detached dwelling, 39 Cullingworth Road. Denholme: construction of boundary wall, Thorn Cottage, 1-3 Brighouse and Denholme Road. Denholme: construction of conservatory to the front elevation, The Coach House, Whiteshaw, The Drive. Denholme: construction of two-storey extension, 115 Halifax Road. Denholme: residential development of 35 dwellings, land at New Road.
Eccleshill: first-floor extension above existing dwelling including stair access to the side, 9 Robin Close. Eccleshill: two-storey extension to side, 51 Bank.
Eldwick: removal of condition 5 of planning approval 13/00216/FUL dated 15/03/13, 27 Glen Road. Fairweather Green: construction of two-storey extension to side and rear, 41 Hedge Way.
Gilstead: construction of two- storey side extension incorporating front porch, 26 Crosley View. Great Horton: change of use from public house (A4) to optician (D1) including shop frontage and internal alterations and alterations to first floor to create one, two bed unit and one bed studio flat, The Royal Hotel, 738 Great Horton Road.
Great Horton: construction of dormer window to front, 10 Flaxton Place. Great Horton: retrospective application for installation of new roof and guttering, 11 Vine Street. Great Horton: retrospective change of use from B1 to A1 at ground floor and change of use from residential C3 to private tuition D1 at first floor level with construction of ground floor WC extension, 337 Great Horton Road.
Heaton: annex to rear of dwelling, 28 Wheatlands Drive. Heaton: change of use of dwelling to mixed use of residential and child minding business, 4 Cranbourne Road. Heaton: construction of front dormer window, 7 Bingley Road. Heaton: construction of single-storey rear shower room extension, 36 Coniston Grove. Heaton: construction of two dwellings, 25 Marriners Drive. Heaton: construction of two-storey rear extension, replacing existing single-storey extension, 20 Smith Lane.
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