Gladman Development News Today

A GROWING village near the Mendip Hills could soon expand even more rapidly if plans for dozens of new homes are approved.

Gladman Developments described the project as "sensitively designed and high quality".

A lack of supporting infrastructure and concerns around design quality could be the downfall of Gladman Developments’ plans for the 97-acre site off Bailrigg Lane, and the proposed access.

Controversial plans for a new housing estate will go ahead after years of legal rows.

A “harmful” housing development in a small Somerset village could still go ahead after an appeal was lodged.

Plans for new homes in a small Somerset village have been thrown out following “woefully inadequate” advice from highways experts.

NEARLY 200 new homes could be built on the edge of a Somerset town if plans are approved in the coming months, writes Daniel Mumby, Local Democracy…

Welcome to the new monthly report of what is happening at Pocklington Town Council.

THE approval of 250 new homes next to a busy Highworth road could be overturned if the town s council succeeds in its effort to call in the decision. Councillors representing Highworth unanimously agreed to request for the approval of the sizeable development to be flagged up with the secretary of state for housing, communities and local government. If the higher planning authority agrees with the concerns raised about Gladman Developments new estate, Swindon Borough Councils green light ...

Controversial plans for 250 homes on Shrivenham Road near Highworth A development of 250 houses on the edge of Highworth could be given the go ahead despite objections of neighbours, the town council and even the concerns of the borough council’s own highways department.  Swindon Borough Council’s planning committee meets on Tuesday to discuss the plan put forward by Gladman Development to build the houses on farmland off Shrivenham Road at the southern edge of the hilltop town. It had p...