IN the words of XTC, we’re only making plans for N̶i̶g̶e̶l̶ Bracknell Forest…
Earlier this week the News reported Greggs was planning to move here in Sandhurst.
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Here are five other interesting plans sent to Bracknell Forest development chiefs this week.
You can find full details for each plan by entering the planning reference at planapp.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/online-applications/
New charity shop in the town centre (20/00050/A)
British Heart Foundation (BHF) is moving into the former Peacocks store on High Street.
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The News reported these plans — and details about new flats above the site — in December.
It looks like these proposals are one step closer to reality as designs have been submitted for BHF’s shopfront.
A new home in Warfield (20/00020/FUL)
Developers want to knock down a garage and other outbuildings to make way for a new home at Newell Green in Warfield.
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The home, which would be three-bedroom, would come with two car parking spaces.
Designers say they want to use traditional materials to create “elegant and intriguing modern architecture”.
Four new flats in Bracknell (20/00041/FUL)
Summit House on London Road in Bracknell is set to be transformed.
Three flats could be created from the lower ground floor of the site, with another added in the existing roof space.
Plans have already been approved for dozens of apartments at the site, and this application would take the total to 73 overall.
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Changes are planned to the car park to provide 86 spaces altogether.
A new summerhouse in Bracknell (20/00033/FUL)
Homeowners at a property on Woodridge Close hope to add a summerhouse to the back of their land.
The hut would be a cream colour and made of Swedish Redwood Shiplap.
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One neighbour has posted a comment of support for the plans.
Temporary plans for a picture framing business in Ascot (20/00028/T)
The garage of a home at Long Hill Road in Ascot could be turned into a picture framing business.
Applicants are asking for temporary permission.
Like all other applications listed above, Bracknell Forest Council planning chiefs are currently considering this proposal.
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