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Sunderland bespoke family homes with private access will be built near the pub The city council has granted planning permission for the large properties 14:29, 13 MAY 2021 Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribi...

THERE are plans to build 10 new homes in a Herefordshire village. Plans have been submitted to Herefordshire Councils planning department for 10 new homes on agricultural land to the north of Boarsfield in Lugg Green Road, Kingsland. Developers are hoping to gain permission to build a mix of two, three, and four bedroom houses on the site. If approved, the new homes will be constructed in red brick and timber boards with natural slate roofing and will include parking for up to 31 cars. ...

The new build is “particularly for the more expensive cars”, according to a planning statement. Permission to change the site from a public house (The Wild Rover) to a ‘car sales area’ was granted in 2016. PICTURED: What the new showroom could look like PICTURED: What the new showroom could look like The site currently employs five full-time staff, but the new build will employ seven. It proposed opening hours will be Monday to Friday, 8am-6pm, with the same hours on Saturdays. ...

Site Of The Buffs Old Mill Road, Southwick THE site of a former “nuisance” pub on Wearside is set to be revived as a social housing development following a decision by councillors. Members of Sunderland City Council’s Planning and Highways Committee (East) approved plans for the site of ‘The Buffs’ at a meeting this week. The Southwick pub previously lost its licence “after becoming a local nuisance for local service.”. Although the building has been partially demolished, ...

London Mayor urged to block Patel Taylor plans for Ealing Council HQ site 1/10 Illustration of forthcoming scheme by Patel Taylor and Trehearne Architects Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Source: Campaigners have called on Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to block a 26-storey tower development on the site of Ealing Council’s headquarters after it was approved for a second time In a letter to the mayor and his deputy, Jules Pipe, campaigners argue the ‘overbe...

Councillor Joe Garrihy, Cathaoirleach of the West Clare Municipal District. Photo by John Kelly West Clare councillors demand clarity on population growth targets March 16, 2021 ANGER has been expressed by West Clare councillors over national planning policies which they fear will stifle population growth. Tabling a joint motion at the recent municipal district meeting, Councillors Cillian Murphy, Ian Lynch, Shane Talty and Joe Garrihy sought details of population growth targets under the fort...

Wiltshire Council planning decisions THE consultation for Wiltshire Councils Local Plan review has now ended, with more than 2,500 people responding. The Local Plan review will "set out a vision for the future of Wiltshire", for the period to 2036 and a framework for addressing housing needs and other economic, social and environmental priorities. It will be the basis against which planning applications are determined and neighbourhood plans developed. It is a legally required document ...

BURLEY Parish Council is investigating whether options exist to challenge the decision of the Secretary of State to allow planning permission for 500 homes at Sun Lane in the village. The Council met on Tuesday to discuss its response to the decision to allow building on the green belt land. A spokesperson for the Council said: “Burley Parish Council were saddened to hear the announcement from the Secretary of State on the March 3 announcing his decision to approve the building of 500 h...

Main picture: Salisbury Guildhall. Picture by Spencer Mulholland. Inset: Traffic on A36 Churchill Way East. Picture by Tom Gregory THE City council has voted to oppose calling for a bypass or relief road for Salisbury. In a full council meeting last night (March 8), Salisbury City Council also voted to oppose a housing development on the field between East Harnham and Britford - but did not oppose the further extension of Rowbarrow on the opposite side of the road. A big part of the deba...

AN MP who said he did “everything humanly possible” to stop hundreds of homes being built on greenbelt in Burley-in-Wharfedale has branded the development “an act of vandalism” after the final attempt to stop it going ahead failed. The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Robert Jenrick yesterday confirmed that planning permission has been granted for 500 homes and a new primary school to the west of Burley-in-Wharfedale at Sun Lane. Shi...