This would include two studio flats, two one-bed flats, and one two-bed flat.

The plans, submitted by Mr Kevan Netherwood of the Clydesdale Group, state that the building has been vacant for “at least three months”.

The six existing on-site parking spaces would be allocated to the new homes.

Each one-bed unit is set to have one space and the two-bed unit will be allocated two parking spaces.

The applicant claims that vehicle movement “at worst” will be “similar to what it was when the offices were in use.

A decision on the plans is yet to be made by the council.

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