Pic: Google HALESOWEN residents are objecting to plans for a detached home - after a previous application was turned down. People living on Wall Well in Hasbury are dismayed to see the return of the proposal to demolish a garage and build a detached three-bedroom house in its place. Eleven objections have been submitted to Dudley Council. Concerns include the impact the house would have on daylight to neighbouring properties, as well as the strain it will put on local parking and access and its impact on the character of the area. Community campaigner Andrew Tromans, who is backing residents, said an application for planning permission to demolish the garage and build a house was rejected in 2019 on the grounds that it would result in of loss of light and overshadowing of neighbouring properties and a lack of parking.
BUSHFIELD Camp has lain unused for more than four decades. It is set to return to the spotlight as Winchester City Council draws up is new local plan. The military camp was earmarked for a ‘knowledge park’ but the economic situation makes that highly uncertain. Meanwhile, a campaign is growing for the adjacent Bushfield Down to be preserved. The question has arisen as to whether Bushfield Camp, the former Army base, can still be considered ‘brownfield’ land now that nature has been reclaiming it since the 1970s. The definition of brownfield land on the Planning Portal website of the Department of Communities and Local Government says it excludes “land that was previously-developed but where the remains of the permanent structure or fixed surface structure have blended into the landscape in the process of time.” Only the parade ground is still in good shape.
From The Tribune staff reports
MONTGOMERY The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) said its top priority is getting the COVID-19 vaccine into the arms of Alabamians, in a press release on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021.
The department has added clinics daily, including drive-thru clinics in some counties. The greatest challenge in the state and other states has been limited vaccines, according to the press release.
The current availability of the vaccine is for healthcare providers, nursing home residents, law enforcement officers, firefighters and persons 75 years of age and older.
Beginning Feb. 8, the ADPH will expand vaccine availability to people 65 years of age and older. This will be part of Phase 1b. You can view the detailed plan by clicking here.
YM Careers Launches Career Planning Portal to Transform Association Job Boards into Unmatched Career Growth Destinations
Industry niche data and career planning tools come together to offer a place for members to research, plan and prepare for every career stage
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Community Brands, the leading provider of business management, commerce, and payment solutions for member-based organizations, today announced the launch of Career Planning Portal, a new hub of member-focused career planning resources, within its YM Careers solution.
With the launch, associations will now be able to offer an unmatched set of industry-specific career resources to members through a branded online experience that is connected to their YM Careers job board. These new resources include career insights, career advice, and the ability for members to visualize career progression through a unique career