More new homes lined up for Skegby -- all the latest Ashfield plans
A project for one or two more new homes in Skegby features in the latest bundle of planning applications received by Ashfield District Council.
Skegby has been hit by plans for a number of housing developments in recent years, including one for Radfords Farm, a site of agricultural land spanning 11 acres, between Woodhouse Lane and Dawgates Lane.
Outline planning permission has been granted by the council for up to 90 homes there, plus associated landscaping and infrastructure.
And now an application has been submitted by Kim Horden for permission in principle to build a maximum of two dwellings on land adjoining Radfords Farm at The Bygones on Woodhouse Lane, a site spanning about 2,188 square metres.


The agent for the scheme, Grace Machin Planning and Property, of Nottingham, says the Radfords Farm approval “establishes that the immediate locality is suitable for substantial housing development”. Therefore The Bygones plan “should be considered in that context”.
A letter to the council says: “The site is located within open countryside. However, it is an established ‘brownfield’ (used) site.
"It comprises previously developed land containing existing buildings. This proposal is for the demolition of those buildings and the beneficial re-use of the land through a very limited and modest residential development”.
The council’s planning officers are currently considering the project and have set a deadline date of Sunday, October 25 for a decision or recommendation.


Other planning applications received by Ashfield Council include these:
Saffron Cottage, Barn Court, Chapel Street, Kirkby – installation of EV (electric vehicle) charger at a listed building/dwelling.
The Forest Tavern, 96 Forest Road, Skegby – five illuminated advertisements.
11 Dales Avenue, Sutton – fencing and gates in front of dwelling.
17 Commonside, Selston – garage extension with pitched roof.
Watnall Road Baptist Church, Watnall Road, Hucknall – prior approval for installation of solar PV (photovoltaic) system, plus battery, comprising 40 panels.
6 Pavilion Gardens, Sutton – single-storey side and rear extension.
1 Clare Road, Sutton – application to vary conditions attached to planning permission already granted. The conditions relate to completion of Leamington Drive/Warnadene Road junction works, stopping-up of part of Warnadene Road and traffic-calming measures on Clare Road.
Moorlands, Coxmoor Road, Sutton – demolition of existing rear conservatory and erection of single-storey rear extension.
77 Southwell Lane, Kirkby – consent to display advertisements, including three vinyl wrap non-illuminated signs on shipping containers.
36 Low Street, Sutton – application for approval of details reserved by condition attached to planning permission already granted. The condition relates to proposed glazing and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery system.
33 Banks Avenue, Kirkby – single-storey rear extension.
43 Central Avenue, Kirkby – covered area to shop frontage.
Hobsic Farm, Hobsic Lane, Selston – application for certificate of lawfulness for proposed mobile home within residential curtilage of farm for use as ancillary accommodation.
97A Alfreton Road, Underwood – double garage.
6 Main Street, Kirkby – two-storey side extension and single-storey extensions at rear and front of dwelling, including alterations to access.
8 Willowbridge Lane, Sutton – single-storey rear extension.
THE details of many planning applications can be found in public notices advertised by local and regional newspapers. To catch up on all the latest public notices, go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/