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Kronospan applied in July to create a storage facility measuring 260 metres by 60 metres at its wood panel manufacturing plant on Holyhead Road. v.1

Children at Ysgol Yr Hafod in Johnstown are currently taught at two separate sites in the village v.1

Wrexham Council are set to lose another Chief Officer as the Planning & Regulatory head has said he will be leaving in six months time. The rumoured move was announced this lunchtime to councillors by Chief Executive Ian Bancroft. In a message Mr Bancroft said, “Lawrence Isted, Chief Officer Planning & Regulatory, has announced his […]

An application was put forward in April to provide a purpose-built classroom for pre-school children at Ysgol y Waun in Chirk. v.1

Llay farm shop plans look set to be refused due to ‘unsustainable’ location Plans to build a farm shop on the outskirts of a village in Wrexham look set to be refused due to the “unsustainable” location. An application to create a 262-square-metre shop and cafe in a field off the Straight Mile in Llay is due to be considered by councillors next week. The proposals have been put forward by the owners of Rackery Farm, a 100-acre dairy farm located in nearby Burton. The agricultural busin...

Plans to build a new drive thru McDonalds in Wrexham have been rejected amid concerns the development would worsen existing traffic issues in the area. The proposals for the eastern corner of The Range / Argos car park had been recommended for approval by Lawrence Isted, Wrexham Council’s chief planning officer. In his report Mr […]

Home › Forums › Wrexham.com Forums › Wrexham Forum › Planning department Login Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total) Author Posts June 7, 2021 at 9:00 pm #205448 BigbrotherParticipant Thankfully, the councillors have refused planning permission for a Macdonald’s drive through /restaurant on what is an already extremely busy part of […]

A DEVELOPER has asked for more time to build apartments on a derelict site where a chapel once stood in Wrexham.

“Eyesore” development site set for three year extension over plans to build 20+ flats Planning permission to build more than 20 ‘apartments’ on a derelict site in Wrexham could be extended to allow work to begin. The former Ebeneser Chapel on Chester Street was demolished in 2016 after plans to redevelop the site into 23, two bedroom apartments were given the go ahead by councillors. As part of the plans the block of flats would be built in a ‘V’ shape stepped over three, four and f...

PLANS to demolish a night shelter in Wrexham to make way for 19 apartments for homeless people look set to go ahead. Clwyd Alyn Housing Association applied earlier this year to create self-contained accommodation and a homeless support centre to replace the existing Tŷ Nos night shelter on Holt Road. It followed £2.2m being made available by the Welsh Government to fund the project. The proposals due to be considered by councillors next week show the development would include five...