Planning applications for infill schemes
National Highways is seeking planning permission to infill a number of disused railway bridges and tunnels, following consultation with its Stakeholder Advisory Forum (SAF) and approval from the Minister for Roads. Some structures will also be demolished.
This page provides links to the application pages on the relevant local authority's planning portal. If you are within the consultation period, you can submit comments about the proposal.
CFH1/12 Rudgate bridge
Ref ZG2024/0183/FUL: Structural infilling of former railway bridge using engineering fill and foam concrete, with an associated embankment formed on the eastern side with associated works to trees in the 'TPO 2a/1982 Newton Kyme' and replacement planting on land off A659.
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The HRE Group's April representation |
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The HRE Group's July representation |
DECISION AWAITED
PJM/8 Clifton Hall Tunnel
Ref PA/2024/0187: Drilling of boreholes and infilling of voids in two sections of the disused and substantially infilled railway tunnel.
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The HRE Group's representation |
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The Decision Notice |
PERMISSION GRANTED WITH CONDITIONS
END/709 Station Road bridge
Ref 24/00363/FUL: Structural infilling of former railway bridge using lightweight fill and foamed concrete, and the infilling of an associated 'bowl void', immediately to the north, to support the proposed infill under the bridge.
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The HRE Group's representation |
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The Decision Notice |
PERMISSION GRANTED WITH CONDITIONS
MAR/40 Ulverscroft Road bridge
Ref 20240888: Vertical infilling of one span of former railway bridge using foamed concrete and grout.
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The HRE Group's representation |
DECISION AWAITED
BGB/6 Brasenose Road Tunnel
Ref 24F/1121: To grout a large void in a disused and partially infilled disused railway tunnel.
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The Decision Notice |
PERMISSION GRANTED WITH CONDITIONS
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Last updated 29 August 2024
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