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The inspectors have repeatedly criticised planning officers over a string of errors made in selecting the site for inclusion in the planning blueprint. v.1

CONTROVERSIAL plans to build more than 100 new homes in a village in Wrexham have been given the green light following a successful appeal. Glyndwr University was previously denied permission to develop a grazing field in New Broughton in the face of widespread opposition from the community over the loss of green barrier land. The proposals were also met with criticism from a council highways officer because of the impact on the roads surrounding Wrexham Maelor Hospital. The university ...

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The outline proposals, submitted by Roebuck Develpments Ltd, would see 31 new homes built in the heart of Llanfachraeth. Google Streetview. An application to build over 30 homes in an Anglesey village was withdrawn before councillors could make a decision on the controversial project. The outline proposals, submitted by Roebuck Developments Ltd, would have seen 31 new homes built in the heart of Llanfachraeth. With developers promising an estate encompassing four bed detached and two ...

Permission granted for more than 400 new homes in Fallin and Bannockburn Council planners gave the gree light for two separate applications for the new homes in Bannockburn and Fallin. Developers are to build new homes on the edge of Fallin Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.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 ...

Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Two major developments in the East Neuk of Fife have been recommended for approval despite opposition from residents. Next week, North East Planning Committee will decide on Elie Estate Trust’s proposals for a major mixed use development including housing, business units, a care home and retirement accommo...

Group set up to oppose Aberdeen energy transition zone © Chris Sumner/ DCT Media St Fitticks Park could be the site of an energy transition zone under the Aberdeen City Council local development plan 2022. Residents of an Aberdeen community have set up a campaign against a proposed energy transition zone. Friends of St Fittick’s Park was originally started following a small, informal group meeting on Zoom and Facebook, before a new steering committee was formed to allow it to be open to all ...

Abermule Business Unit graphic PLANS for a new business park in north Powys have been given the go-ahead. Powys County Council will now develop business units as part of the new Abermule Business Park after the council’s Planning, Taxi Licensing and Rights of Way Committee approved the planning application today (Thursday, February 4). The new business park will provide flexible options for start-up businesses and local companies, with an excellent opportunity to boost economic developm...

Plans for new Dumfries Whitesands takeaway criticised by neighbouring business Nelson Brown has lodged an objection to the plans for a new eatery where Klic Cars is situated The Klic Cars showroom could become a takeaway. (Image: Jim McEwan) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.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...

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, ...