The Glastonbury Festival event being staged in Pilton in September has been confirmed as a one-day concert after planning approval was granted for the set-up and removal of the infrastructure on site.

A planning application for the approval of details reserved by conditions 5 (works of construction) on planning consent 2016/2238/VRC at Worthy Farm, Worthy Lane, Pilton, by Glastonbury Festival Events Ltd has been approved by Mendip District Council.

A two-day licence for a Glastonbury Festival event later this year was granted last month, after councillors took nearly a week to decide.

However, the build schedule approved as part of the latest application shows that Saturday September 18 will be show day with setting up the day before and dismantling of equipment the day afterwards.

The schedule shows that work will start on the Pyramid Stage on July 19, with the three-week stage build starting in earnest on August 9 and the perimeter fence work commencing on August 16.

Audio, lights, video and dressing room equipment are all scheduled to leave the site on Sunday September 19, with all infrastructure set to be removed by October 15.

Planning applications in the Shepton Mallet area that have been submitted to Mendip District Council this week include:

Proposed internal alterations, repairs and erection of first floor extension (east) at St Mary's Cottage, St Mary's Lane, Pilton, have been applied for by Morton Clarke and Wilson.

Erection of two-storey side extension at Gable Cottage, Ash Lane, Neighbourne, is wanted by Mr and Mrs P Hockey.

Erection of single-storey rear extension, which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.5 metres, with a maximum height of 2.8 metres and an eaves height of 2.6 metres at Stockhill House, Stock Hill, Coleford, has been applied for by Mr Z Beckwith.

Demolition of garage and erection of garden room at More House, The Street, Chilcompton, is wanted by Mr and Mrs Love.

Proposed single-storey rear extension at Woodlands Farmhouse, Brewery Lane, Shepton Mallet, has been applied for by Mr and Mr D and S Weston and Edwards.

Consultation: Temporary storage for Limestone Scalpings for SCC/3839/2021 at Pound Lane to Merehead Quarry, Downhead.

Minor alterations to enable reinstatement to one dwelling at Hazeldene House, Pylle Road, Pilton, are wanted by Mr and Mrs P Hiscox.

Conversion of barn to create a two-bedroom dwelling at Pennard Hill Farm, Cockmill Lane, East Pennard, has been applied for by Mr and Mrs Green.

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

Siting of a marquee to accommodate a flexible use for office (Class E) and non-residential education (Class F1) use at Eco Food Creation, Forum Lane, Shepton Mallet, by Mrs S Ayton has been approved.

Internal alterations to create en-suite to the master bedroom at Little Oakhill, Brewery Lane, Oakhill, by Mr Neal Hendey have been approved.

Proposed dormer extension at 48 Farley Dell, Coleford, by Mr Adam Drescher has been refused.

Erection of a detached two-storey dwellinghouse with associated access and parking at 15 Sunnymead, Oakhill, by Mr Troy Weatherall has been refused.

Replacement of asbestos roof to garden store with slate at Eagle House, The Street, Chilcompton, by Mr D Naish has been approved.

Prior approval for change of use of agricultural building to five dwellinghouses (use Class C3 comprising three smaller dwellings and two larger dwellings) at Yew Tree Farm, Hembridge Road, East Pennard,by Mr N Hiscox has been given.

Erection of new garage to Plot 1 on land at Folly Cottages to Wraxall Road, Ditcheat, by Mr Vincent Lettieri has been approved.

Application for a non-material amendment to permission 2020/2177/FUL for the wording on conditions 12, 17 and 18 to enable the details for the demolition and construction elements of the conditions to be approved separately at Fosse House Nursing Home, South Street, Stratton-on-the-Fosse, by Fosse House Care Home Ltd has been approved.

Five day notice: T1 (lime) - fell, T2 (Lawson Cypress) - remove stem at The Old Workshop, Zion Hill, Oakhill, by Mr Phil Shirley has been refused.