Stroud and Exeter councils receive new planning applications

New planning applications have been submitted across Stroud and Exeter, affecting various conservation areas and listed buildings.

In the Stroud District, proposals include a car park extension for Stroud Maternity Hospital, a change of use for the Painswick Pooch Coffee House into a residential dwelling, and several residential extensions in Nailsworth, Nupend, and Chalford Hill. Other applications involve new signage in Stroud and window replacements in Inchbrook.

In Exeter, applications include plans for the former Revolution bar on Queen Street, where the social darts venue Flight Club intends to open. Other developments in Topsham, Newtown, and St Leonards involve roof replacements, internal reconfigurations, and repairs to listed buildings. Residents have a 24-day window to submit comments or objections to the respective local councils.