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The major redevelopment of Bangour Hospital will create almost 1000 new homes West Lothian Council recently granted planning permission for the new project 16:00, 10 MAR 2021 Updated Picture by Staff photographer Stuart Vance Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Invalid 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’...

A RETIRED psychiatric nurse and GP have re-applied for planning permission in the hope of creating a purpose-built care home on St Asaph business park. Carterwood has been commissioned to prepare a need assessment on behalf of Star Units Limited in relation to the development Tŷ Seren. Dylan Southern and Simon Dobson, of Star Units Ltd, are behind the plans. Mr Dobson is a senior partner at Clarence Medical Centre in Rhyl who has been a GP in the Rhyl for more than 20 years. St Asaph...

Why councillors are so keen to delay sale of Anglesey golf course land Some want new homes on the site but the cash was meant to be for council-run leisure services 12:17, 9 MAR 2021 Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The sale of land ...

Although the Place Plan will be mainly about planning related issues, it can also address broader, well-being issues (such as traffic and transport, community cohesion, and mitigating climate change) and go further to include practical projects to make Chepstow a better place to live. Over the next 18 months the town council want to engage with all those who live and work in the town as part of building the Chepstow Place Plan. In this way the resultant plan will contribute to shaping and...

FIVE Borders councillors have vowed to ensure that a “completely unacceptable” road will not be built through Gala Policies. In September last year, proposals for the council’s Local Development Plan were put to councillors ahead of a 12-week consultation process with the public. In a section on the Hollybush area, the proposals stated that a “new road through the Policies on [the] Balmoral Avenue side” would be assessed as part of a council ‘Masterplan’ to determine the sit...

Elan Homes wants to develop an area of land west of Kinnerton Meadows in Higher Kinnerton. Source: Elan Homes CONTROVERSIAL plans to build almost 100 new homes in Flintshire have been refused amid concerns it could harm the remains of a medieval park. Elan Homes applied to develop an area of land in the village of Higher Kinnerton, which sits near the Cheshire border, in July last year. The housing company said the proposals for 95 properties on a field close to Kinnerton Meadows would de...

Elan Homes wants to develop an area of land west of Kinnerton Meadows in Higher Kinnerton. Source: Elan Homes CONTROVERSIAL plans to build almost 100 new homes in Flintshire have been refused amid concerns it could harm the remains of a medieval park. Elan Homes applied to develop an area of land in the village of Higher Kinnerton, which sits near the Cheshire border, in July last year. The housing company said the proposals for 95 properties on a field close to Kinnerton Meadows would de...

PLANS to convert a family home in Shotton into a house in multiple occupation (HMO) have been given the green light after concerns it could lead to more crime were dismissed. Senior councillors were told last month that an increasing number of complaints have been raised about crime in the town. As a result, members of the ruling Labour cabinet appoved the creation of a master plan to improve the area. Fears were raised that the latest proposals for a five-bedroom HMO on Chester Road Ea...

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