Plan for homes off Branscombe Close, Portland refused
Proposals for eight bungalows on a slither of land off Branscombe Close, Portland have been refused by Dorset Council.
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Proposals for eight bungalows on a slither of land off Branscombe Close, Portland have been refused by Dorset Council.
Why this busy Colchester road is closing for two Sundays in June A BUSY Colchester road will be out of bounds for two Sundays in June. Gosbecks Road is closing from its junction with Layer Road on Sunday, June 6, and Sunday, June 13. It is while new connection works are undertaken by Anglian Water. An alternative route is available via Gosbecks Road, Layer Road, Drury Road, Shrub End Road, Cunobelin Way, the Cunobelin Way roundabout, Temple Road and the Gosbecks Road roundabout. * Anglian Water are carrying out works in Copford. School Road is shutting from its junction with Allen...
Weymouth and Portland A NUMBER of planning applications have been submitted to Dorset Council for the Weymouth and Portland area. This includes applications to build new properties, amend approved developments or change delivery times at a petrol garage. Here are planning notices for the area for the week starting the week of Monday, February 22: Erect agricultural storage building at Land To North Of, Elwell Street, Weymouth Erect single storey rear extension: depth from wall 5m; max height 3.75m; height to eaves 2.4m at 473 Littlemoor Road, Weymouth Erect single storey extension: dept...
Michael Moloney has been spared jail after admitting having an offensive weapon and theft by walk-in. The 31-year-old of Branscombe Close, Frinton, walked into the BP Garage on Long Road, Canvey on March 13 this year where he picked up a pack of beer worth £5.79 and walked out of the store making no effort to pay. Moloney was confronted and the beer was taken off him, along with his mobile phone. He went back into the garage to ask for his phone back, but he was asked to leave, and then a shopper tried to usher him out of the store.
Michael Moloney has been spared jail after admitting having an offensive weapon and theft by walk-in. The 31-year-old of Branscombe Close, Frinton, walked into the BP Garage on Long Road, Canvey on March 13 this year where he picked up a pack of beer worth £5.79 and walked out of the store making no effort to pay. Moloney was confronted and the beer was taken off him, along with his mobile phone. He went back into the garage to ask for his phone back, but he was asked to leave, and then a shopper tried to usher him out of the store.