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Submitting... Sue Bowser of Croftmarsh, who is working alongside the team at East Lindsey District Council to help bring the scheme to fruition, said: “We have farmed the land for over 30 years with a long-term view that certain areas of land could be used for development, and we are very excited to see those plans starting to take shape. "We believe that the scheme being proposed will act as a catalyst for positive change for Skegness and position the town in its rightful place in the East M...

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The city planning board voted 4-1 on Dec. 14 to deny the application, mainly because neither Cepero or a representative of the company attended the meeting. Board members had questions for the company, and voted against the application when those questions went unanswered. A final reading was scheduled for the Panama City Commission meeting on Feb. 9 to reflect the zoning designation as light industrial, but the item was postponed. Cepero then pulled his application and is now working...

The Horizon 120 Business and Innovation Park being built off the A131 in Great Notley has been shortlisted for an award. The planning framework has been created by Braintree District Council in conjunction with Strutt & Parker.

Residents who join the group would also have a focal point of communication with the planning authorities and Cornish Tin Ltd, they said. In a statement the group said: “As a group we wish to state that we have been formed to support everyone in our community, whether they are for or against the exploratory drilling or a resumption of mining, and whether they have or have not yet signed any form of agreement with Cornish Tin. "Furthermore, we are a group set up not only for the protecti...

The council has been shortlisted for national award for its planning of the Horizon 120 business park.

Practice note 1: England only: definition of dwelling and basis of valuation for Council Tax 1. Introduction The Local Government Finance Act (LGFA) 1992 requires the Commissioners of Inland Revenue (now HMRC) to carry out valuations of dwellings in England and Wales for the purposes of compiling and maintaining valuation lists (sections 20-23), and specifies bands within which dwellings are to be placed (Section 5). The Act also requires that a similar valuation exercise be carried...

Upper Gwestydd Farm near Newtown - Google Maps FARMERS near Newtown have won an appeal against Powys County Council, and will now be allowed to build a barn on their land. In May 2020, the Woosnam family of Upper Gwestydd, Cefn Mawr, applied to erect a steel-framed agricultural building to help with the running of the farm. But last July the application was refused with Powys planners explaining that it “failed to demonstrate that there would not be an unacceptable impact on highway sa...

Now mining consultant Jeff Harrison has spoken further about the plans in a statement sent to everyone who has made contact with the company since it announced its plans. As part of it he has addressed people who say they were upset to only just be hearing about the plans, rather than as a whole community involved from the start. Mr Harrison said Cornish Tin informed the Cornwall Council mineral planning officer and Breage Parish Council in October last year of its plans, but they were as...