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The street that could be getting new broadband links Picture: Google Streetview A PROPOSAL to provide "much needed" broadbrand links to a bishop town were submitted this week to Durham County Council. The plans could see the installation of antenna, a dish that would be supported by two steel poles, and two equipment cabinets to the side of the antenna and dish and other supportive work. According to the Design and Access Statement: "This proposal by Voneus is to provide a much needed broadband link to properties in the area." The site, which is located on Grange Avenue in Bishop Auck...

The land that could see the erection of a house PLANS submitted to Durham County Council could see a two-storey detached house built on a garden area in Stanley. The site, in Garden Villas on Kyo Road, Stanley, is currently being used as a garden area and once was the location of a small terrace house that was demolished between 60 to 70 years ago. According to the Design and Access Statement, the proposed detached house "will be in keeping with the surrounding properties in style and due to slope on the site the dwelling will present a single story elevation to the highway and will ste...

For more details, and to comment on applications, log on to www.mendip.gov.uk/planningandbuilding. GLASTONBURY 2021/0896/PAH: The erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.3 metres, with a maximum height of 3.43 metres and an eaves height of 2.33 metres: 15 Watts Corner Glastonbury Somerset BA6 8FD 2021/0834/NMA: Application for a non-material amendment to permission 2019/2507/VRC for the regularisation of kerbing and surfacing material: Land North Of A39 Glastonbury BA6 9BJ 2021/0872/TCA: T1 - Large Magnolia Grandif...

Holiday accommodation could be changed to garden store and pavilion A DARLINGTON holiday accommodation could be returned to a garden store and an open pavilion. The application submitted to Darlington Borough Council stated that the building, located on Brownside Lane in Bolam Darlington, was originally a garden store but was converted into holiday accommodation. The owners of the building seek to return it to a garden store and pavilion as, according to the Design Access and Heritage Statement, "the building has no desirable purpose to the owners as a holiday rental" The building cou...

A NORTH-East parcel of land could be the site of 23 self-build plots a planning application to Durham County Council has revealed.