Recent Planning Applications in Goffs Oak and Cheshunt

Two significant planning applications have been submitted to the Borough of Broxbourne Council, reflecting ongoing development activities in the areas of Goffs Oak and Cheshunt.

Goffs Oak Development Proposal

A new application has been made by Doverfield Goffs Oak Ltd for the erection of five four-bedroom dwellings. The proposed development is located on land to the rear of 21 to 32 Doverfield, Goffs Oak, Waltham Cross, EN7 5EL. This project includes access drives, parking facilities, and boundary gates and fences. Interested parties have 21 days from the notice date to submit representations to the Borough of Broxbourne Council at Bishops College, Churchgate, Waltham Cross EN8 9XQ. The application was signed by Mr Tom Donovan as an agent for Peter George Town Planning on 30 October 2025.

Cheshunt Listed Building Consent

In Cheshunt, a listed building consent application has been submitted for replacing five existing single-glazed timber casement windows with new double-glazed painted timber casement windows at 63 Windmill Lane, EN8 9AS. This application is part of efforts to maintain the historical integrity while improving energy efficiency. Representations regarding this application must be made within 14 days from the publication date of 28 October 2025.

How to View Applications

Both applications can be inspected online at Broxbourne Council's website or at their Borough Offices. Residents who wish to express concerns or support are encouraged to submit their views within the specified timeframes.

Impact on Local Community

These developments could significantly impact local infrastructure and community dynamics. The new housing project in Goffs Oak may increase local housing availability but could also raise concerns about traffic and environmental impact. Meanwhile, the window replacements in Cheshunt aim to preserve historical aesthetics while enhancing property efficiency.

For further details on these applications or to make representations, residents should contact the Borough of Broxbourne Council directly.

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