Fresh plans to expand a vineyard to create new wine tasting rooms are among the latest bids submitted to a council.

Brookers Farm in Luddesdown, near Gravesend, has applied for a lawful development certificate to alter the existing shop.

The proposals include creating additional storage space, converting a staff room and adding a mezzanine level to create new tasting spaces.

It comes two months after plans were submitted to retain and install 57 wine tanks and grape presses on its site.

The previous application, which is still under consideration, also requested approval for the continued use of part of its agricultural building as a wine shop, office and farm administration space.

Elsewhere, a bungalow in The Turnstones, Gravesend, could become a care home for three young people.

A property in Tennyson Walk, Northfleet, could also see major alterations.

The applicants want to convert the garage into a room, demolish the conservatory, and build a single-storey rear extension, veranda and porch.

Other planning applications include:

- Installation of solar panels at Brookvale Depot, in Springhead Road, Northfleet

- Alterations to a two-storey house plan in Hermitage Road, Higham

- Demolition of garage and conservatory, and construction of rear extension with loft conversion in Hermitage Road, Higham

- Two-storey side extension at property in Ridge Lane, Meopham

- Dropped kerb and driveway in New House Lane, Gravesend

- Prior approval for a single-storey rear extension in Elliott Street, Gravesend

- Approval of facing materials for the redevelopment of St Joseph’s Convent of Mercy, in Hillside Drive, Gravesend

- Re-consultation on application for industrial and port-related development at Tilbury Power Station, in Fort Road, Tilbury

- Consultation on conditions for traveller site in Nurstead Avenue, Longfield

To see more planning applications and other public notices for your area, click here.

All the applications are currently awaiting consideration by the council.