Flat 2, 10 The Midway, Newcastle under Lyme, ST5 1QG
Planning activity in ST5 1QG.
Flat 2 has a Low development pressure profile: 0 planning applications recorded in ST5 1QG over the last 12 months, with a n/a approval rate. The 6 most recent applications are listed across ST5.
8 signals driving the planning outlook
Recent Planning Applications
- Pending26/00630/LEXNOT10 Sept 202619 Portland Grove Clayton Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 4JH
Prior notification of a single storey rear extension with a flat roof measuring 4.50m in depth, 3.5m maximum height & 2.40m to the eaves
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record - Pending26/00637/LEXNOT01 Sept 202659 Abbots Way Westlands Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 2EY
Prior notification of a proposed single storey extension to rear measuring 4.5m depth with a maximum height of 4m and 3m to the eaves.
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record - Pending26/00626/FUL27 Aug 20269 Lichfield Close Silverdale Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 6PH
Proposed removal of existing conservatory and erection of new 2 storey side and rear extension.
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record - Pending26/00621/TWA26 Aug 202647 Lower Oxford Road Basford Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 0PB
Works to Trees
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record - Pending26/00625/TCA26 Aug 2026Rosemary Cottage Clayton Road Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 4AD
Approval is sought to undertake essential management works on two Yew trees (Taxus baccata) located in the rear garden of Rose Cottage. The trees have not been pruned for several years, resulting in dense canopies that dominate the garden, prevent understory growth, and cause structural and access conflicts. All works are proposed, and will be carried out, in accordance with British Standard BS3998. Detailed Schedule of Works & Justification Tree 1 Yew tree,Taxus baccata (Located closest to the rear fence, adjacent to the public footpath) ? Current Condition: This tree is significantly one-sided and exhibits a distinct lean towards the main dwelling. This structural imbalance is caused by heavy shading on its rear side from a neighbouring tree. ? Proposed Work 1: Crown Reduction Specification: Reduce the lateral branches facing the house by 2?3 metres to establish a clear separation zone between the canopy and the building. Justification: The branches are in direct physical contact with the structure, roof tiles, and guttering of Rose Cottage, presenting an immediate risk of structural damage and blocked drainage. ? Proposed Work 2: Crown Lifting Specification: Lift the lower canopy to a uniform height, ensuring a minimum clearance of 2.5 metres over the public footpath. Justification: Low-hanging branches currently overhang the public footpath below a height of 2 metres, creating a direct obstruction and hazard for pedestrians. ? Proposed Work 3: Crown Thinning Specification: Thin the crown by a maximum of 30%. Justification: To reduce wind resistance on an already leaning tree, improve structural balance, and allow light filtration into the rear garden to support ground-level vegetation. Tree 2 Yew tree,Taxus baccata (Located closest to the cottage, adjacent to the patio area) ? Current Condition: A large, dominant specimen positioned next to the domestic patio and the rear elevation of the house. ? Proposed Work 1: Crown Reduction Specification: Reduce the later
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record - Pending26/00623/TCA26 Aug 2026Rosemary Cottage Clayton Road Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 4AD
Works to Trees in a Conservation Area
Newcastle under LymeAuthority record
Development Pressure
- 0 planning applications recorded in ST5 1QG in the last 12 months.
- No applications have been decided in that window, so there is no approval rate yet.
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