Can I convert a locally listed building in a conservation area using class MA?

This week we’ve been asked another Permitted Development question.
Is it possible to convert the upper of a shop to residential using Class MA on a Locally Listed Building, which is also in a conservation area?
In the past we’ve talked about Grade 2 Listed buildings, Permitted Development and Prior Approval. Do the same planning rules apply to Locally Listed Buildings as Grade 2 Listed Buildings? Are PD rights removed?
How does being in a Conservation Area effect your permitted development rights, can you still use Class MA to convert the uppers of a shop to flats?
As always Linda Wright of PLANiTWRIGHT has the answers.
Great video with Linda Wright who can be contacted via LinkedIn / linda-wright-97794717
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[@ines1419]

Thank you for video Andrew, great answer Linda.

[@PropertyWithAndrew]

I am pleased the answer was useful for you. Got some great videos coming up with Linda

[@ines1419]

@@PropertyWithAndrew Thank you, looking forward.