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January 29, 2021
Ammanford town centre People are being asked their views on the introduction of a Local Development Order (LDO) for Ammanford town centre. Carmarthenshire Council says new orders would help shape and guide development through the challenges faced as a result of Covid-19. Adopting the orders in Ammanford and Carmarthen is intended to help attract investment to the areas, and to support existing businesses by giving certainty for developers, reducing timescales and reducing the costs associ...
January 27, 2021
A MINING company that wants to explore for high grade tin on a former 18th site has been warned to back off and start again by concerned…
January 25, 2021
Amendments to IDO awaits council’s nod Updated: Updated: Draft of master plan also needs approval of the council Share Article Draft of master plan also needs approval of the council A set of amendments to the Interim Development Order (IDO), which governs the awarding of building permits and all kinds of land use in the city in the absence of a sanctioned master plan, is now waiting for the clearance of the new city Corporation council. The amendments to the IDO have been hanging fire for ...
January 23, 2021
Lehigh Acres Fire District officially breaks ground for Station 106 By MELISSA BILL - | Jan 22, 2021 Lieutenant Jeromy Vandermuelen, Firefighter Nicholas Classetti, Commissioner Melissa Barry, Engineer Kevin Martin, Commissioner Robert Bennett, Chief Robert DiLallo, Commissioner Lucia Sherman, Captain Anthony Rocco, Deputy Chief Rodolfo Naranjo, Division Chief Oreste Borrego, Lieutenant James Edinger, Assistant Chief Ken Bennett. PHOTO PROVIDED The Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District...
January 15, 2021
London's Antepavilion charity has launched its annual pavilion competition without the Architectural Foundation, which has withdrawn due to legal battles.
December 31, 2020
Department for Transport to pave paradise for Brexit border parks at Whitfield and Sevington sparking pollution concerns from residents Published: 06:00, 31 December 2020 We have been bringing you a series of features looking back at our strained relationship with Europe and exploring how we reached this point. With a day to go, we meet those living in the shadow of Brexit. "Its like the Joni Mitchell song: Theyve paved paradise and put up a parking lot." This is David Dunfords fear for the vie...
December 23, 2020
The Lord Nelson public house This shopfront pub had long lay dormant and closed. A planning application dated from May 2019 for the above is still shown as pending. This retains the use of the ground floor & basement as a pub but includes the extension and conversion of the premises upper floors to 8 residential units: HGY/2019/1417 As this included the proviso that the pub would be retained for A4 use, there was no strong local objection. However, in August 2020, refurbishment work began on ...
December 10, 2020
On Tuesday, 17th November, the judicial review of the Governments changes to the use classes order and new permitted development rights was dismissed. The High Court ruled that the changes had been legally enacted, a judgment which Rights: Community: Action are seeking permission to appeal. Although in our view, this appeal is unlikely to be successful, until any appeal is resolved there remains uncertainty around the ability to rely on these new permitted development rights and use classes. In...