Latest planning application for the Acomb and Westfield Wards

Below are the latest planning applications received by the York Council for the Acomb and Westfield wards.

Full details can be found by clicking the application reference

Acomb

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Location:       43 Albion Avenue York YO26 5QZ

Proposal:       Single storey rear extension

Ref No: 15/01015/FUL

Applicant:      Mr Chris Young  Contact:        Mr Chris Allan  Consultation Expiry Date:       16 June 2015 Case Officer:   Elizabeth Potter        Expected Decision Level:        DEL

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Westfield

Location:       61 Askham Lane York YO24 3HD

Proposal:       Two storey side and single storey rear extension and dormers to front and rear

Ref No: 15/00745/FUL

Applicant:      Mr G Shepherd   Consultation Expiry Date        16 June 2015 Case Officer:   Elizabeth Potter        Expected Decision Level DEL

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Location:       10 Askham Lane York YO24 3HA

Proposal:       Two storey side extension

Ref No: 15/00913/FUL

Applicant:      Mr Dave Granger Contact Mr Jamie Holden Consultation Expiry Date        16 June 2015 Case Officer:   Elizabeth Potter        Expected Decision Level DEL

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Representations can be made in favour of, or in objection to, any application via the Planning on line web site.  http://planningaccess.york.gov.uk/online-applications/

The Council now no longer routinely consults neighbours by letter when an application is received

Number 4 bus route confusion as St Helens Road works continue

The number 4 bus service is continuing to avoid St Helen’s Road where there are ongoing works to the gas main.

The First bus web site is still quoting the reason for the diversion of it’s number 4 service as the burst water main, although this was fixed some time ago.

The number 4 is currently routing via Chaloners Road/Moor Lane/Tadcaster Road missing out the Eason View/Thanet Road loop as well as St Helen’s Road.

Northern Gas have confirmed that they expect to finish work on their main on Friday 29th May 2015.

St Helens Road

Lottery funding for York projects announced

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Local charity”Timebank” which seeks to stimulate voluntary work in the area has been awarded a grant of over £8000 in the latest list of grants announced by the National Lottery.

The organisation will use the funding to pay a development consultant to carry out research and marketing to involve more people in the Timebank and expand to a wider geographical area. This will enable community members to help each other and reduce local levels of loneliness and isolation.

The grant is part of a total of £5.2 million in awards released across the country.

The media are also reporting that the Carr Junior school in Acomb has been awarded a grant to establish an outdoor fitness trail