As ever, there's been lots of planning applications submitted to High Peak Borough Council. Here's our latest round-up. 

New Applications 

• Proposed single storey rear extension at 15A Windgate Edge, Simmondley New Road, Simmondley, Glossop 
• Engineering and associated landscaping to retain bankside at 10 Hartington Drive, Chinley 
• Single storey rear extension at 5 Wood Lane, Hayfield 
• Proposed first floor side extension at 3 Burwell Close, Simmondley, Glossop 
• Ground and first floor extensions at 5 Pinfold, Hadfield, Glossop 
• Listed building consent for replacement windows at 107 Padfield Main Road, Padfield, Glossop    
• Single storey rear extension at 188 Hadfield Road, Hadfield, Glossop 
• Proposed single rear and side extensions at Winterhill Farm, Padfield Main Road, Padfield, Glossop 
• Remove existing structures and replace with a holiday lodge at Saltpie Farm, Whitehough Head Lane, Whitehough 

Plans Approved 

Plans that have been given the go ahead and granted permission by the borough council include: 

• Change of use from C3 dwelling house to C2 care home, The Old Bakery, Millbrook House, Manchester Road, Hollingworth, Hyde 
• Demolition of existing garage / storage building and replacement with a holiday let and storage space at Cotelands, Reservoir Road, Whaley Bridge 
• Single storey side extension and front and rear dormer windows at 32 Low Leighton Road, New Mills 
• Proposed front, part side and rear extension at 11 Alsfeld Way, New Mills 
• Construction of single storey ground floor rear extension and interior remodelling at 7 Marriott Place, Chinley 
• Proposed change of use from office to tattoo studio at 89 High Street West, Glossop 
• Change of use to Residential at 23 Clifton House, Fauvel Road, Glossop 

Hotel plans rejected 

Proposals to demolish a hotel in Buxton and replace it with a 95-bed hotel have been refused by High Peak Borough Council. 

The application for the Buckingham Hotel on Burlington Road included three basement floors to house car parking and a number of rooms. 

The plans were rejected as they would be harmful as the demolition of the building would be harmful to the character and appearance of the Buxton Central Conservation Area and the setting of the Grade II* listed Pavilion Gardens. 

In the decision it was stated that the applicant had failed to demonstrate that the existing building could not be refurbished or extended. 

All of the plans are available to view on the council’s website at www.highpeak.gov.uk

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