Plans for three new employment units in Hemel Hempstead among latest applications
Plans to demolish existing buildings and replace them with three employment units in Hemel Hempstead have been submitted to Dacorum Borough Council.
The proposal relates to land at Sopra Steria and 61 Maxted Road, off Three Cherry Trees Lane, in Hemel Hempstead.
It is among the latest planning applications published by the council, which also include proposals for two new homes in Chipperfield and solar panels at properties in the Dacorum area.
An outline application has been submitted for two dwellings on land next to The Boot, Tower Hill, Chipperfield, near Kings Langley.
Solar panels are proposed at Yew Trees, The Street, Chipperfield, with separate applications for planning permission and listed building consent.
At The Old Forge in Gaddesden Row, Great Gaddesden, another application seeks permission to install solar panels.
Other listed building applications include repairs to a chimney at 435 London Road, Hemel Hempstead, and scaffolding and facade cleaning at Ashridge Management College, Ashridge House, in Little Gaddesden.
Little Gaddesden Village Hall, on Church Road, is the subject of an application for a new roof.
At 1 The Orchard, Kings Langley, an application seeks to vary three conditions attached to an earlier planning permission. The public notice does not specify the proposed changes.
Separately, Rich’s Wine Club Ltd has applied for a premises licence for its site at Pine Tops, Flaunden Lane, Flaunden.
The application seeks permission to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises from Monday to Friday, between 9am and 5pm.
Written representations in support of or against the licence application must reach Dacorum Borough Council by November 13, 2026.
The planning applications can be viewed and commented on through the Public Notice Portal. The licensing application can be inspected through the council’s licensing webpage, with written representations sent to [email protected].