Housing, grid and offshore consent notices cross Bristol-area planning lists

Documents from North Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire and the Planning Inspectorate show housing capacity being sought through different routes in the same set of notices, while separate electricity infrastructure items are also listed [1][3][4][2][5]. North Somerset Council's planning weekly list records a screening-opinion request for Monaghan Mushrooms Farm, Stock Lane, Langford, covering a Section 73 variation to an approved outline permission and a later full application for up to 50 dwellings; the same entry says this is not a planning application [1]. A fuller North Somerset listing for the same Langford site says Phase 1 could include demolition, site clearance including vegetation removal, up to 120 homes, 1,400 sq m of flexible employment floorspace, 830 sq m linked to the mushroom farm operation, a 420 sq m nursery and a 200 sq m cafe, while Phase 2 would add up to 50 homes [3]. In Bristol, Bristol City Council's weekly list records a prior-approval question over changing Westrym House, Waters Lane, BS9 4AA from commercial, business and service use to dwellinghouses under Class MA [4]. Separately, South Gloucestershire Council's list records consent sought to replace a single electricity pole with a double "H" pole on the grass verge at Tanhouse Lane, Yate [2], and the Planning Inspectorate said the Morgan and Morecambe Offshore Wind Farms Transmission Assets DCO application had been granted development consent by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero [5].