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LONDON - 3 July 2023 -KKR and Mirastar, KKR Real Estates industrial and logistics platform in Europe, have completed the sale of three modern logistics assets totalling approximately...

Plans to build half-a-million pound homes in Morfa Nefyn have been rejected again amid calls to stop it “becoming another Abersoch”.

CAMPAIGNERS and glass experts celebrated a job well done at the VIP launch of the brand new Stourbridge Glass Museum which has been more than a…

AN internationally renowned glass artist and scholar will be the first visiting exhibitor at Stourbridge Glass Museum which opens this weekend.

AN ambitious plan to open a new state-of-the-art glass museum to house Stourbridge’s prized glass collection is about to become reality – more…

A  hotel group are moving forward with plans to convert three B-listed buildings from offices in Blythswood Square into a “luxurious” Gotham…

Morfa Nefyn Catholic Church. CREDIT - Copyright Alan Fryer geograph.org.uk Planning inspectors have upheld a decision by Gwynedd Council to refuse plans for six open market homes on the site of a former Catholic church after citing the possible impact on the Welsh language. In 2019 Gwynedd Council approved the demolition of the Resurrection of Our Saviour church in Morfa Nefyn after it fell victim to a sweeping closure programme  announced by the Bishop of Wrexham three years earlier. ...

Morfa Nefyn Catholic Church. CREDIT - Copyright Alan Fryer geograph.org.uk Plans to build six new homes on the site of a Gwynedd catholic church have been unanimously refused by planners. In 2019, Gwynedd Council approved the demolition of the Resurrection of Our Saviour church in Morfa Nefyn after it fell victim to a sweeping closure programme  announced by the Bishop of Wrexham in 2016. The church was built in 1967-68 in light of the increasing number of summer visitors to the area, ...

What happened to the Bristol development that sparked campaign to save Thekla? Developers secured planning permission in 2017, but there has been no sign of construction Sign up to FREE email alerts from BristolLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can...