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Plans for 147 bedroom hotel close to Trafford Centre finally gets approval The original plans were rejected by Trafford council after complaints from local residents and the Trafford Centres owners 12:45, 17 MAR 2021 Dont miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll inc...

Planning Applications Here are the latest planning applications submitted to local councils. South Holland District Council Mr D Elsey, 16 Northons Lane, Holbeach, two storey extension to rear and alterations. Mr and Mrs Yule, The Cottage, West Gate, Moulton Chapel, demolish existing attached outhouse & erection of single storey side extension. Mr J Taylor, Riversend, The Reservoir, Surfleet, extension and alterations. Ashley King (Developments) Ltd, land off Damgate, Holbeach, the implementat...

Application is submitted to extend Holbeach development site  | Updated: 15:47, 26 February 2021 A builder is hoping to extend a Holbeach development site and to create a woodland. Loosegate Developments Ltd has submitted a planning application to South Holland District Council for 36 homes on land in Wignals Gate. The developer received planning permission to construct 77 homes on land in Wignals Gate in 2018. Holbeach Town Centre. (32512910) The design and access statement says that this ap...

The historic Opera House The demolition of Workington’s historic former Opera House building could begin in a matter of months if plans gain approval. Planning documents submitted to Allerdale Borough Council outline a vision to clear the site which was most recently used as bingo hall until 2004. Lancashire-based developers Trows Lane Developments Ltd submitted plans on February 3rd and stated in their demolition application that they would ideally like works to be completed by April 5...

Snow centre developer could have to pay back public cash as questions raised over £250,000 Developer Cool Runnings NE Ltd received £250,000 of public money from Tees Valley Combined Authority towards the failed development in 2018 13:34, 25 FEB 2021 Updated Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll inclu...

A DEVELOPER which was frozen out in a bid to build a £40m snow centre in Middlesbrough is being pursued over the public funds it received for the project, the Local Democracy Reporting Service can reveal. Cool Runnings NE Ltd received £250,000 from the Tees Valley Combined Authority (TVCA) three years ago with Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen, who called the scheme “massive” for Middlesbrough, stating it was “extra financial support to get the project over the line”. TCVA is now se...

New Pinchbeck cemetery among applications approved by South Holland District Council  | Updated: 17:29, 24 February 2021 Here are the latest decisions on planning applications submitted to South Holland District Council. Pinchbeck Parish Council, land off Blue Gowt Lane, Pinchbeck, proposed Cemetery, Storage Building and Parking, and the Use of Land as an Informal Public Recreation Area, approved. Loosegate Developments Ltd, land off Wignal’s Gate, Holbeach, 77 dwellings and associated w...

Image Credit: City of Kelowna February 22, 2021 - 4:00 PM A housing project that the developer says may set the tone for redevelopment of Manhattan Point has been submitted to the City of Kelowna. “With the recent closure of the Tolko mill, it is anticipated that there will be significant redevelopment in this area,” states a letter from MCMI Developments Ltd. that accompanies the rezoning application. “The project has the potential to guide the form and character of thi...

Plans submitted to keep shop and convert pub to meet significant need

The site off Nightingale Lane, Downham Market. Picture: Ian Burt - Credit: Ian Burt A town council has raised concerns including the impact on wildlife over detailed designs for a 300-home scheme. The housing plan, submitted by Prosperity Investments and Developments Ltd, has already been granted outline planning permission on land off Nightingale Lane in Downham Market. The first images showing how Broad Oaks, on land near Downham Market, could look. - Credit: supplied An extraordinary Downh...