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Plymouth planning applications for Stoke Damerel College and Encombe Street
Explore the latest planning applications in Plymouth including new apartments at Stoke Damerel College and a retail store on Encombe Street.
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7 August 2026

In Plymouth, several significant planning applications have been submitted, reflecting ongoing development in the area. These proposals are under the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 and related regulations.

Stoke Damerel College Development

  • Application Number: 26/00364/FUL
  • Location: Stoke Damerel College
  • Proposal: The erection of three apartments over ground floor car parking.

Retail Store on Encombe Street

  • Application Number: 26/00374/FUL
  • Location: Land to the West of Encombe Street, North of Billacombe Road
  • Proposal: Construction of a retail store (Class E) with associated parking, servicing arrangements, landscaping, public realm improvements, modifications to existing vehicle access from Encombe Street, and other associated works.

Berkeley Cottages Roof Replacement

  • Application Number: 26/00367/LBC
  • Location: 4 Berkeley Cottages
  • Proposal: Replacement of roof soakers.

These applications can be viewed online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal. Internet access is available at all Plymouth Libraries for those wishing to review the details in person.

Public Participation

Representations regarding these applications must be submitted within 21 days from the date of this advertisement. Interested parties can contact the council by phone at 01752 304366 for further information or to submit their comments.

Impact of Developments

The proposed developments could significantly impact local infrastructure and community dynamics. The new apartments at Stoke Damerel College may provide much-needed housing options, while the retail store on Encombe Street could enhance local shopping facilities and create job opportunities. However, these projects may also raise concerns about increased traffic and changes to the local landscape.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to participate in the consultation process by submitting their representations within the specified timeframe.

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