Primary care health centre at Adult Education Centre, Enderby, Leicester
Summary of planning committee decision
Decided by Blaby Planning Committee on 3 Sept 2026.
The site and surroundings
The 0.26-hectare site lies behind the Adult Education Centre within Enderby’s settlement boundary, near homes, businesses, a listed building and a public right of way.
“Parking and turning to be implemented be implemented prior to development being operational. Cycle parking to be implemented prior to development being operational. No tree/shrub planting within 1m of public right of way. Restricted hours of operation 08:00 to 18:30 Mondays to Fridays, no weekends or bank holidays. Building to be used as a primary care health centre only and no other Class E use. Pharmacy to be ancillary to primary care health centre. 29.”
Officer report
Earlier proposals and history
There was no relevant planning history for the application site, and the scheme was substantially revised to address residential amenity and movement concerns.
“It is intended the new facility will replace the existing Enderby Medical Centre premises on Shortridge Lane/King Street (which does not have a pharmacy) and which is considered by the GP Partners at Enderby Medical Centre to be unsuitable for modern primary care and cannot be modified to accommodate long term clinical requirements. The proposal has evolved significantly since its original submission.”
“Highways • Transport Assessment • Travel Plan • Road Safety Audit Stage 1 • Road Safety Audit – Designer’s response 3. Relevant Planning History 3.1. There is no relevant planning history for this application site. Planning history relates to the former Danemill School (Adult Education Centre). 4.”
Officer report
Who spoke
The ward member and the agent each gave a five-minute presentation to the committee.
The committee’s decision
The committee approved the application subject to the section 106 agreement, biodiversity net gain condition and listed planning conditions.
“Planning Committee - Thursday, 3 September 2026 And subject to the statutory biodiversity net gain condition and imposition of conditions relating to the following:”
“Statutory time period condition (3 years) 2. Development to be built in accordance with approved plans and documents. Materials (samples to be submitted and approved) 4. Details of all external plant and machinery to be submitted, approved and implemented and maintained in accordance with agreed scheme. Details of waste storage management, approved and implemented. Details of finished floor levels to be submitted and approved. 7.”
Minutes
Sources
- Blaby Planning Committee minutes, 3 September 2026
- Agenda and papers (council website)
Source: Plota analysis of Blaby's committee minutes and officer report. Quotations are the council's own words; headings and summaries are Plota's.
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