New sign plan for nursery - plus all the latest planning applications for Scarborough and Whitby area
The following applications from around the Scarborough area have been submitted to North Yorkshire Council.
Planning Notices for the North York Moors National Park
Affects a Conservation Area
ADV/2026/00301
Natalie Bishop, advertisement consent for the continued display of 1 no. non-illuminated fascia sign and 1 no. non-illuminated hanging sign, LIttle Years Nursery Ltd, Carlton Lane, Helmsley, YO62 5HB
HP/2026/00312
Hugill, construction of single storey rear extension, 1 Station Close, West Ayton, Scarborough, YO13 9JQ
Affects a Listed Building and a Conservation Area
LB/2026/00319
Matthieu Sys, Listed Building consent for installation of replacement windows with slimline double glazing, 21 Woodleigh House, Main Road, Aislaby, Whitby, YO21 1SW
LB/2026/00317
Coulthard, Listed Building consent for installation of replacement timber fascia to gable on front elevation, Black Swan Hotel, Market Place, Helmsley, YO62 5BJ
LB/2026/00327
Harriet Haynes, Listed Building consent for installation of replacement timber windows and doors and re-pointing of exterior walls, Red House Farm, High Street to Egton Cliff, Egton, Whitby, YO21 1UT
North Yorkshire Council
SCAZF25/00960/H
Erection of fence and gate to the north and western boundary of the western yard (Retrospective), Flixton Welborn Court Main Street.
Have you ever discovered that a new development has been approved near your home and wished you had known about it sooner?
Or found out about a road closure only after setting off on a journey?
Public notices exist precisely to prevent that – and if you know where to look, they can help you stay one step ahead.
What are public notices?
Public notices are official announcements made by councils, local authorities, businesses and individuals to inform communities of proposals, decisions and changes that may affect everyday life.
They are not just bureaucratic paperwork – they are a legal safeguard, giving every member of the public a fair and timely opportunity to respond before a decision is finalised.
Where can you find them?
An easy place to find public notices is the Public Notice Portal – a free, fully searchable platform where you can look up notices by postcode, category or local authority.
You can also register for email alerts, choosing to receive updates daily, weekly or monthly, so relevant notices land directly in your inbox.
Notices also continue to appear in local newspapers, such as the Scarborough News and the Whitby Gazette, both in print and online.
Visit our public notices portal https://publicnoticeportal.uk/ to see what’s going on in your community.