Plans for new homes, agricultural buildings and alterations to listed properties are among the latest planning applications submitted to Kirklees Council.

A series of planning applications have been submitted across Kirklees, including proposals for new homes, extensions, renewable energy installations and alterations to historic buildings.

Among the applications is a proposal to vary previously approved plans for four homes at Lumb Lane Nurseries in Almondbury, Huddersfield. A separate application seeks permission for a new farm building at nearby Fletcher House Farm.

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In Thurstonland, plans have been submitted for internal and external alterations to a property at 4 Marsh Hall, including the refurbishment of an outbuilding, roof-mounted solar panels and a heat pump.

Elsewhere, an application has been submitted for alterations to a property at 2 Exchange in Honley, including changes to its internal layout, a new staircase, replacement windows and doors, rear bi-fold doors and rooflights.

Other applications include:

Huddersfield: Installation of defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets outside Nationwide Building Society at 2-4 Kirkgate.
Edgerton: Replacement double-glazed windows and a new front door at 2 Ravensdeane.
Armitage Bridge: Replacement windows and doors at Bankfoot House on Bank Foot Lane.
Meltham: Installation of a domestic electric vehicle charger at 1 The Old Stables on Huddersfield Road.
New Mill: A dormer and external alterations at Rydal Mount on Sheffield Road.
Honley: Changes to previously approved plans and materials for extensions and alterations at Brookside, 67 Hall Ing Lane.
Newsome: An application to vary the time limit attached to permission for two temporary modular classroom buildings at Taylor Hill Centre.
Shelley: Changes to previously approved plans for a single-storey steel-framed agricultural building at Woolrow Farm.

Several applications affect public rights of way or the setting of listed buildings, while the Woolrow Farm proposal is classified as major development.

Residents can inspect the applications and accompanying plans through the Kirklees Council planning website.

Anyone wishing to comment should submit their representations within 21 days of the notice's publication, quoting the relevant application reference number.

Comments can be submitted through the council's planning website, by emailing [email protected] or by writing to its Planning and Development Service in Huddersfield.

All representations must include the sender's name and address. Comments will be published online, although residents can request that their address be redacted.