Return is a common thread across this week's planning filings
A common thread in the latest planning records is return: a Chippenham warehouse plan has been submitted again, a Wiltshire farmhouse pool is proposed for reinstatement, and the lists also include a Yate school sign and a separate Planning Inspectorate case.
South Gloucestershire Council's planning weekly list includes an application for a non-illuminated totem sign at Turner Court School, Turner Drive, Yate [1]. It also reported that the owners of a historic Wiltshire farmhouse have applied to bring an old pool back into use [5]. The Planning Inspectorate has separately published details of a Section 62A planning application relating to Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) and 30-32 High Street, and Nos 1-7 Princes Parade in Potters Bar [2][3]. Read together, these entries show planning activity this week spanning a school sign, two Wiltshire proposals involving resubmission or reinstatement, and a case advertised by the Planning Inspectorate [1][4][5][2][3].
Sources
- South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Display of 1no. Non-illuminated Totem Sign.
- Planning Inspectorate: Section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2026/0159/ Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) & 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, EN6 5BA
- Planning Inspectorate: Section 62A Planning Application: S62A/2026/0159/ Maple House, Nos 8-16 (even) & 30-32 High Street and nos 1-7 Princes Parade, Potters Bar, EN6 5BA
- Wiltshire Times: Controversial plans for four-storey self-storage block revived
- Wiltshire Times: Owners of historic Wiltshire farmhouse want to bring back swimming pool
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