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Patchway front extension and Bristol annexe offer twin routes to extra living space on council lists

Two weekly planning notices show Bristol-area households applying to add living space in different ways: a front extension and a garage replacement annexe.

South Gloucestershire Council’s weekly planning list includes an application for a single-storey front extension at 221 Rodway Road, Patchway, to form a porch and additional living accommodation, amending a previously approved scheme [1]. Bristol City Council’s weekly list separately includes a proposal to demolish a garage at 18 Spring Gardens, BS4, and construct a single-storey annexe for a dependant relative [2]. Read together, the two notices show households in the Bristol area applying for different forms of additional living space on the councils’ weekly lists: one by extending the front of a house, the other by replacing a garage with an annexe [1][2].

Sources

  1. South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Erection of single storey front extension to form porch and additional living accommodation. (Amendment to previously approved scheme P24/00991/HH)
  2. Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Demolish garage and construct single storey annexe for dependant relative.

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