Plans to turn a Grade-II listed building in Cardiff into apartments and erect a six-storey block of flats to its rear have been approved, while a proposal to turn a Grangetown shop into a new massage spa has also been given the go ahead. Here are some of the stand-out planning applications that have been decided by Cardiff council over the past week.
Butetown
Plans to turn a Grade-II listed building in Butetown into apartments has been approved. The six-storey Baltic House building on Mount Stuart Square was built in 1915 and has been used as offices.