South Ribble planning applications: New homes, phone masts, a childrens care home, and changes at Beeston Manor

By Catherine Musgrove

Published 12th Oct 2023, 14:53 BST

Updated 12th Oct 2023, 14:54 BST

It’s been a busy week for South Ribble Borough Council’s planning department.

There have been 36 applications validated since October 9, of all different kinds.

Some are simple house extensions, others concern work to protected trees.

Several involve plans to build new homes, and one is regarding plans for a new children’s home in the heart of Bamber Bridge.

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Some of the new applications registered near you.

1. Applications

Some of the new applications registered near you. Photo: Google

Owners of Beeston Manor Country Hotel in Quaker Brook Lane, Samlesbury, have applied for permisison to replace oak trusses and posts with stone and amend ground levels as part of single-storey extension work to the side and rear.

2. Beeston Manor Country Hotel

Owners of Beeston Manor Country Hotel in Quaker Brook Lane, Samlesbury, have applied for permisison to replace oak trusses and posts with stone and amend ground levels as part of single-storey extension work to the side and rear. Photo: owner

Plans have been submitted to erect one 9m light telecommunications wooden pole opposite 64 Haig Avenue, and two 10m light telecommunications wooden poles on the corner of Haig Avenue.

3. Haig Avenue, Leyland

Plans have been submitted to erect one 9m light telecommunications wooden pole opposite 64 Haig Avenue, and two 10m light telecommunications wooden poles on the corner of Haig Avenue. Photo: Google

The owner of Morningside Cottage has applied to replace existing kennels with up to four dwellings.

4. Morningside Cottage, Drumacre Lane East, Longton

The owner of Morningside Cottage has applied to replace existing kennels with up to four dwellings. Photo: Google