Wagamama wants a delivery hatch at its Sevenoaks High Street restaurant. Plus a Hartley cattery, a Dunton Green farm barn and Bradbourne Lakes, to 18 September.

Wagamama has applied to install a delivery hatch at its Sevenoaks restaurant. The application is on Sevenoaks District Council’s list for the week beginning 14 September (Sevenoaks District Council, weekly planning list, Public Access).

The one to know about

  • Wagamama wants a delivery hatch. The chain’s Sevenoaks restaurant at 138A-138B High Street has applied to install a sliding delivery hatch (26/02169/FUL).

The list, by parish

Sevenoaks town

  • Wagamama, 138A-138B High Street: delivery sliding hatch (26/02169/FUL)
  • Bradbourne Lakes: scaled drawings and materials for the model boat launching deck, a condition of the restoration consent (26/02387/DETAIL)

Swanley

  • East Broom Hill site, London Road: new external storage unit (26/02265/FUL)

Hartley

  • Rose Cottage Cattery, Castle Hill: five condition-details applications under last year’s consent, covering lighting, parking, ecology, electric vehicle charging and landscaping (26/02302 to 26/02306/DETAIL)

Villages west and south

  • Morants Court Farm, Dunton Green: agricultural building notification for a steel portal-framed barn (26/02498/AGRNOT)

Villages north and east

  • Chipstead: poplar re-pollarding by the Bricklayers Arms

Licensing: four village venues in consultation

The council’s licensing register also shows four open or just-closed premises licence applications (Sevenoaks District Council, premises licence tracker):

  • Grasshopper On The Green, Westerham: new premises licence, public notice period runs to 30 September (26/04023/LAPRE)
  • The Rising Sun, in the Otford and Shoreham ward: new premises licence, notice period runs to 2 October (26/03921/LAPRE)
  • White Horse Inn, in the Brasted, Chevening and Sundridge ward: notice period closes on 22 September (26/03652/LAPRE)
  • Casa Vostra, Edenbridge: notice period closed on 21 September (26/03699/LAPRE)

A fifth, for the Thai Emperor in Swanley, was received on 21 September and does not yet have a notice window (26/04093/LAPRE). The register does not publish what each application seeks, and no representations were recorded against any of them as of 21 September. Representations on a premises licence can be made to the district council’s licensing team while the notice period is open.

How to comment on any of these

Every planning application above is open to public view, and most accept comments for 21 days from validation. Search the reference on the council’s Public Access portal, or read our plain-English walkthrough: the Sevenoaks planning portal and how to object.

Sources

Image: Sevenoaks High Street, view north from opposite the church, by Stefan Czapski, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Geograph. The photo shows the street, not any application site.