Proposals for works at a Hastings hotel, new homes and alterations to commercial premises are among the latest planning applications submitted to Hastings Borough Council.

At the Lansdowne Hotel, at 1-2 Robertson Terrace, Hastings, application HS/FA/26/00422 seeks permission to erect lower ground-floor and ground-floor rear extensions.

The application also includes the retrospective demolition of the existing front entrance porch and associated works.

At Goat Ledge, Lower Promenade, Warrior Square, St Leonards, application HS/FA/26/00270 concerns changes to the seafront premises.

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The proposal involves removing the existing kiosk and seating cabins and replacing them with a shipping container kiosk and reconstructed seating cabins. The application is retrospective and also includes a proposed refuse store.

A change of use is proposed at 10 Tower Road West, St Leonards, where application HS/PA/26/00518 seeks permission to convert existing offices into three flats.

At 1 Oaklands Place, St Leonards, application HS/FA/26/00493 seeks to change the use of land to residential curtilage, along with the erection of a single-storey outbuilding. The application is retrospective.

Meanwhile, an application has been submitted for boundary alterations at 45 Brackendale, Hastings. Application HS/FA/26/00492 proposes replacing the existing boundary fence and increasing its height by approximately 60mm.

At 96 Fairlight Road, Hastings, application HS/FA/26/00490 seeks permission for a single-storey side and rear extension.

A related listed-building application, HS/LB/26/00491, proposes a single-storey side and rear extension, together with the removal of a back door, wall and outrigger extension to allow access to the new extension.

Another application concerns 19 Milward Road, Hastings. Application HS/FA/26/00405 seeks the conversion of an existing shared house into a large house in multiple occupation (HMO), providing accommodation for nine bedrooms and nine people.

Members of the public may view the full details of applications to Hastings Borough Council and submit comments via the council's planning portal at www.hastings.gov.uk/planning by searching under the reference number or by visiting the council offices during normal opening hours.

Comments must be received within the statutory consultation period.

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