AN APPLICATION has been lodged to turn a Cowbridge pub into a detached five bedroom dwelling.

Other stand-out planning updates in the Vale of Glamorgan over the past week include a proposal to turn a former office space into a laser treatment centre being given the green light.

Here is the latest round up of planning applications made to and decided by the Vale of Glamorgan Council.

Barry 

Plans to develop a plot of land on a residential street in Barry by building a new three-storey dwelling have been approved.

The three-bedroom end of terrace dwelling, planned for land at 24 Jewel Street, will come with a front and rear garden.

The face of one of Barry’s main streets has changed since approval was granted for a former HSBC bank to turn into a Specsavers.

The Specsavers on Holton Road is now open. A decision notice confirming the council’s decision to grant the application is dated August 8.

Penarth 

A building currently used as an office in Penarth is set to be turned into a laser treatment centre.

Planning permission to turn the building to the rear of 1, Machen Street into a centre that offers cosmetic laser treatment has been granted by the Vale Council.

Cowbridge

An application has been made to turn a pub in Cowbridge into a dwelling

The Vale of Glamorgan Council this week published a site notice detailing plans to turn the Cross Inn on Church Road into a five-bedroom home.

The Cross Inn, located near the Glyndwr Vineyard, announced their closure on social media in July 2021.