Replacement Dwelling at Elway, Roman Road
CA Town Planning was commissioned by BHB Architects to produce a Planning Statement to accompany an application for a replacement dwelling at Elway, Roman Road.
The site originally consisted of a large 20th century dwelling on Roman Road, colloquially known as ‘millionaires row’, within Little Aston Conservation Area.
BHB Architects designed a large arts and crafts style property. CA Town Planning produced the accompanying planning statement, justifying the site in line with national and local planning and heritage policies.
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Approved September 2025
View Application: 25/01041/FUL →
Large Single-Storey Extension on Midland Road, Cotteridge
CA Town Planning were approached by the client who had unfortunately had an initial application refused for their single-storey extension. We undertook an initial feasibility assessment and found that the wrong application type had been submitted, and due to the size of the extension a householder planning application was required.
We produced a detailed Design and Access Statement to accompany the application, and liaised with the council on the client's behalf until a satisfactory solution could be found and the extension was approved.
Approved November 2025 View Application: 2025/02504/PA →Change of Use from House to Care Home
CA Town Planning were commissioned by Marism Architectural Design Services Ltd to produce a Heritage Statement to support an application for a change of use of a dwelling to become part of an existing adjacent care home.
The property sat within the Loughborough Road Conservation Area and the Heritage Statement supported the application, demonstrating that the change of use and minor alterations would not detract from the heritage asset.
Garden Pod and Polytunnel Project in Wales
CA Town Planning was commissioned by Good Gardeners International to secure permission for the retrospective installation of a polytunnel and a new garden pod at its rural site near Pontypridd, Wales. The structures support the cultivation of crops and provide volunteers with a basic shelter and rest space while working on the land.
We provided architectural and planning support, including preparation of the necessary drawings, Planning Statement and submission of the full planning application. We successfully demonstrated that the modest development supported the site’s agricultural and community-growing activities without harming the surrounding countryside.
Commercial-to-Residential Conversion in Banbury
CA Town Planning was commissioned to secure prior approval for the conversion of the vacant upper floors of two commercial properties on Banbury High Street into three self-contained apartments. The proposal retained the ground-floor commercial units while bringing underused town-centre accommodation back into beneficial use.
We prepared the supporting Planning Statement, coordinated the submission and demonstrated that the development complied with the requirements of Class MA. Prior approval was granted by Cherwell District Council in September 2026, enabling the delivery of one two-bedroom and two one-bedroom apartments in a sustainable town-centre location.