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AN East Lancashire building supplier is seeking to add three new job-creating buildings to its base. Concrete Solutions has opted to expand its operations on the Moorfield Industrial Estate in Altham rather than move. It has applied to Hyndburn Council for planning permission to develop three light commercial buildings. A Design and Access Statement with the application says: "The business has rapidly grown and has outgrown its existing set-up and requires urgent additions within the site to keep up with the demand. "As the company is growing rapidly and the existing premises are re...

Empty Derbyshire pub could be demolished for housing Developers want to build 34 homes on the site The former Black Horse Inn, in Lower Somercotes, Alfreton, is set to make way for houses (Image: Google Maps) Subscribe to our weekly email updates about the Peak District to make sure you never miss another storyInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. 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 ...

A PLANNING application to build 33 affordable homes in Montgomery has been called in for a decision by Powys County Council’s (PCC) planning committee. The application has been made by Mid Wales Housing Association to build the homes on a 1.6 hectare field off Forden Road. Montgomery County Councillor, Stephen Hayes (Independent) has pointed out that the land is an “exception site” which means that it is outside the town’s development boundary, and only affordable homes would be allowed on the site. Cllr Hayes said: “I welcome proposals to provide affordable dwellings in Mo...

New Chapter Court plans lodged as long awaited town centre regeneration development progresses A new chapter could soon begin in Wrexham town centre after ambitious plans to create a new retail and leisure facility have progressed further. The ‘Chapter Court’ scheme proposes the redevelopment of the block of shops in the Argyle Street, Queens Square, Queens Street and Hope Street area. Described by the applicants as a “micro retail and micro food court”, the development aims to “attract national high street retailers back to the original end of town and attract smaller, more indepen...

Lincoln’s first Taco Bell is up for approval by City of Lincoln Council next week. Taylor Lindsey plan to turn the former Pizza Hut on Nettleham Road into a drive-thru version of the Mexican-inspired fast food chain will go before planning councillors on Wednesday, and it is recommended for approval. The shared car park with KFC would see some “minor reconfiguration” according to the plans. It will open daily between 11am to 11pm and in a planning statement Taco Bell said the unit will lead to to the creation of 25 full-time and 30 part-time jobs opportunities. Development Director Da...