Three more deaths at York hospitals
A FURTHER three patients with coronavirus have died at York NHS Trust hospitals, taking the total number of such deaths to 20. York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has two major hospitals treating patients with Covid-19 – York and Scarborough – and it revealed yesterday that 12 had died at York and five at Scarborough.
Below are the latest planning applications received by the York Council for the Westfield ward.
Full details can be found by clicking the application reference
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12 The Knoll York YO24 3EB
Single storey rear extension with render finish following demolition of rear projection – retrospective
Ref. No: 20/00572/FUL
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120 Barkston Avenue York YO26 5BB
Two storey side extension, dormer to rear and 2no. rooflights to front
Ref. No: 20/00497/FUL
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Acomb Antiques 7A Acomb Court Front Street York YO24 3BJ
Change of use from retail unit (use class A1) to nail bar (sui generis)
Ref. No: 20/00444/FUL
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Representations can be made in favour of, or in objection to, any application via the Planning online web site. http://planningaccess.york.gov.uk/online-applications/
The Council now no longer routinely consults neighbours by letter when an application is received
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