A planning application has been submitted to Mendip District Council for a cash machine to be removed from the outside of NatWest in Street.

The application has been made by NatWest parent company Royal Bank of Scotland to remove the cash machine at 72 High Street because it describes it as "redundant".

An application has to be made because the bank is in a Conservation Area and the plan is to infill the stone wall with yellow sandstone to match the existing structure.

One other planning application has been made in Street this week to Mendip District Council planners.

Retrospective application for the erection of an internally illuminated sign on glazing, internally illuminated aluminium fascia panel with acrylic lettering and existing illuminated roundel to be re-skinned at Unit A, Clarks Village China And Glass Pavilion, Farm Road, Street, has been made by Mr Athos Loizou.

Planning applications in the Street area that have been decided this week by Mendip District Council include:

Erection of opaque signage at 50 High Street, Street, by Dr James Main has been approved.

Erection of a ground floor side and rear extension and an additional parking space to front at 7 Keens Close, Street, by Mr Edward Goolden has been approved.

Approval of details reserved by condition 6 (surface and foul water drainage) on planning consent 2017/0776/FUL at Riggiston Farm, Main Street, Walton, by Mr C Bishop has been refused.

Erection of a single storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by seven metres, with a maximum height of 3.9 metres and an eaves height of 2.4 metres at 23 Smithfield Road, Street, by Mr Jason Cooper has been approved.