Three planning decisions in Darlington you might have missed

Darlington town centre <i>(Image: SARAH CALDECOTT)</i>
Darlington town centre (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT)
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Darlington Borough Council has made decisions on a host of planning applications in the last week.

Here are three plans which were confirmed or denied by the authority in and around the town between March 16 and 20 that you might have missed:

EV charging site expansion

Permission has been granted for the expansion of an existing electric vehicle charging site at 18 Haughton Road.

The development will add two new charging points to the car park, along with a feeder pillar, CCTV, and associated works.

The application, submitted on February 5, was approved on March 19.

Timber classroom refused

An application to erect a timber classroom in the rear garden of Secret Garden Day Nursery at 50 Haughton Green has been refused.

The proposal, submitted on November 24 and validated on January 6, was rejected on March 20.

River Skerne weir removal

Listed Building Consent has been granted for the removal of the weir within the River Skerne, near the road bridge on Russell Street.

The application was received and validated on January 13, with consent issued on March 19.

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