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ADVERTISEMENT Airbus Unit Must Pay £30M In Saudi Corruption Case Law360, London (April 28, 2021, 12:30 PM BST) -- An Airbus subsidiary was ordered to pay more than £30 million ($41 million) on Wednesday after pleading guilty to bribing senior Saudi Arabian officials in an agreement to supply the Middle Eastern countrys national guard with communications and electronic warfare equipment. A judge has imposed the sanction on the Airbus subsidiary after it admitted paying more than £10 million i...

Simon Bryan, Hopkins group development director, said they were disappointed with the ruling. He said: “We believe that this proposed development would bring forward a number of much needed homes in a sustainable location. “The application was recommended for approval by the council’s planning officer and would also bring a range of benefits to the community including significant financial contributions towards education, improvements to highways, healthcare provision and library service...

Controversial plans for a 50-home development in Mattishall have been approved, despite fierce opposition from residents and a local MP, and concerns over flooding

Mid-Norfolk MP George Freeman has spoken out against a developer’s proposal to build 50 new homes in the village of Mattishall, ahead of a Monday meeting...

A woman who has been repeatedly unable to use her toilet or garden because of water overflowing from a manhole has called for the rejection of a 50-home...

A view of how the new site could look in Pettistree Picture: HOPKINS HOMES - Credit: Archant A development of over 120 homes in between two Suffolk villages is set to be given the go-ahead next week, despite concerns from residents.  A new site of 129 traditionally built homes alongside seven self-builds has been proposed by developers Hopkins Homes for land between High Street and Chapel Lane in Pettistree. Hopkins Homes says the project will create a "high-quality collection of homes" on ...

Published: 4:30 PM December 24, 2020    Land off Loraine Way in Sproughton Hopkins Homes has been attempting to seek planning permission for - Credit: Google Maps An appeal by developers over the refusal of 49 homes in Sproughton has been dismissed by the Planning Inspectorate, after it was considered the harm to nearby historic buildings would not be outweighed by the public benefits. Hopkins Homes has brought forward proposals to build homes off Loraine Way on three occasions - one for 64 h...

Published: 4:30 PM December 24, 2020    Land off Loraine Way in Sproughton Hopkins Homes has been attempting to seek planning permission for - Credit: Google Maps An appeal by developers over the refusal of 49 homes in Sproughton has been dismissed by the Planning Inspectorate, after it was considered the harm to nearby historic buildings would not be outweighed by the public benefits. Hopkins Homes has brought forward proposals to build homes off Loraine Way on three occasions - one for 64 h...