Here are the biggest planning stories from the last week in and around Warwick.

Petrol Station Plans

Major redevelopment plans have been revealed for a petrol station in Hatton.

Shell UK has applied for permission to demolish and rebuild the current sales building at its Hertford Hill site, and to build a new EV charging "hub".

If approved, the scheme will also see more car parking spaces built at the filling station.

Read the story here.

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McDonalds

Plans to install six more electric vehicle chargers at a Warwick McDonalds have been revealed.

Public charging network InstaVolt has applied to turn existing parking spaces into rapid EV charging stations, at the Stratford Road restaurant.

The company already has four chargers at the site on the edge of town.

Read more here.

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Housing Appeal

An appeal has been lodged after plans to build seven houses on scrubland in Hatton were thrown out by the district council.

Developer KACH Capital Estates is hoping to Warwick District Council's (WDC) decision overturned so it can build a mix of three to five bed houses on land off Charingworth Drive, backing onto Smith's Covert.

Planners blocked the scheme last summer, saying it would have a "harmful impact" on the nearby ancient woodland.

Read more here.

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