This week's planning applications submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council revealed

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council:

Balderton: Single-storey extension, at 3 Graham Close, by Alan Jackson.

Bleasby: Two five-bedroom houses, at Goverton Heights, Goverton, by Alan Hardy.

Collingham: Car porch and single-storey rear extension, at The Glebe, Church Street, by Andrew Wallis.

Cotham: Extend existing bungalow, at Bel View, Newark Road, by Mr and Mrs S. Wheeler.

Edingley: Conversion of roof space, at Harlow Fields Barn, Holme Lane, by David Islip.

Edwinstowe: Two-storey and single-storey side extension, at Brackenfield, Royal Oak Court, by Tuck.

Farnsfield: Replace-ment garage, removal of existing porch and new entrance canopy, at Limes Lodge, Chapel Lane, by Geoff and Charlotte Schmidt.

Farnsfield: Detached dwelling, land to the rear of Woodlands Cottage, Station Lane, by Andrew Langford.

Holme: Two houses, at Poultry Houses, adjacent Holme Hall, High Street, by J. Bradwell.

Newark: Remove window and enlarge opening to create new shop front with traditional frontage, at 14 Chain Lane, by Matthew Brouwer.

Ompton: Kiosk to house a new disinfection system and associated works, at Severn Trent Water Plc, Ompton Pumping Station, Eakring Road, by Severn Trent Water Ltd.

Southwell: New security fencing to the southeast and southwest boundaries of the lower minster gardens known as the paddock, at Southwell Minster, by The Dean and Chapter of Southwell Minster Office.

Sutton-on-Trent: Removal of existing conservatory and erection of new single-storey rear extension, at 15A Palmer Road, by Mr and Mrs Taylor.

Sutton-on-Trent: Conversion of garage space to form new kitchen and living space, at Holme Cottage, 1A First Holme Lane, by Mr and Mrs Keeton.

Upton: Convert the integral garage to be used as a part time dog grooming business, at Fosters Orchard, 2 Mill Lane, by Mrs Mary Hall.

Walesby: Four-bedroom detached bungalow, at land adjacent to Marylyn, Central Avenue, by Andrew McGlen.