Plans for another 150 new homes off Buckingham Park and Berryfields estates in Aylesbury among latest applications
Plans have been submitted for up to 150 new homes on land north of Prince Rupert Drive in Aylesbury, including public open space, landscaping and new infrastructure.
The outline planning application, submitted to Buckinghamshire Council, proposes access from the Prince Rupert Drive/A413 roundabout – off the Buckingham Park and Berryfields estates – with other details reserved for future approval.
The proposal is among a series of planning applications published by the council, covering new housing, changes to listed buildings and alterations to properties across the county.
Also in Aylesbury, plans have been submitted for 89 homes on land at Churchway in Haddenham. The reserved matters application includes affordable housing, internal roads, parking, public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure. Amended plans and a revised description have been submitted as part of the application.
In Quainton, an application proposes building seven homes on land north of 66 North End Road, alongside alterations to the vehicle access.
At Dunsty Hill Farm, Edgcott Road, Calvert Green, plans have been submitted to demolish an existing barn and replace it with two homes, with associated access and landscaping. The application is flagged because it affects the setting or route of a public right of way.
Several applications concern listed buildings and properties in conservation areas.
At 9 Market Square in Winslow, listed building consent is being sought retrospectively for the change of use of a home décor and accessories shop into a nail and beauty salon, including the installation of a toilet and extractor fan.
At 5 Walton Terrace in Aylesbury, an application proposes converting three bedsits into a house in multiple occupation for four tenants. The works include repairs to roof tiles, timbers and brickwork, improvements to heating and electrics, and internal alterations. Some of the work is retrospective.
At College Farm on Main Street in Padbury, listed building consent is sought to build a greenhouse to the side or rear of the property.
Other proposals include replacing windows at Charles Cottage in Upper Hartwell, Stone; installing an electric vehicle charging point at Brook Cottage, Duck Lane, Ludgershall; and changing approved plans for work at The Bunch in Wotton Underwood to allow alterations to windows and other openings.
The council is inviting comments on the applications within 21 days of publication. Responses can be submitted online or in writing, quoting the relevant application reference and the respondent’s postal address.
To view these planning applications and more from across Aylesbury and beyond visit the Public Notice Portal.