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4/4 Developer URW and Glenn Howells Architects have unveiled designs for a 46-storey tower next to the Westfield shopping centre in west London, Construction News’s sister title the In 2017, Allies and Morrison was granted outline planning permission for 1,347 homes across three sites on behalf of developer Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW), which owns the Westfield shopping centre and the surrounding land. Under the previous plans, the scheme – named Site C – was set to have 1,100 homes across eight blocks, ranging from eight to 23 storeys in height. Glenn Howells has now submitted rev...

Madisonville park getting new walking trail Madisonville park getting new walking trail By Lesya Feinstein | March 15, 2021 at 5:57 PM CDT - Updated March 15 at 5:57 PM MADISONVILLE, Ky. (WFIE) - A new walking trail is coming to Cherry Park in Madisonville. Cherry Park is surrounded by streets, and this new walking trail could bring safety and more peace of mind to those in the neighborhood. Madisonville is receiving $20,000 from the federally-funded Recreational Trails Program. The trail will be four feet wide and half a mile long around the perimeter of Cherry Park. Based on the proj...

Despite not having any prior experience in the coffee industry, Washington took a leap of faith and immersed himself in the study of roasting. Rugid Grind coffee roasting company launched online two years ago, and the business moved into a storefront with space for roasting equipment on Cherry Park Drive in late 2020. “I went from not drinking coffee to completely knowing how to roast coffee,” he said. “It does my heart good when people try the coffee and [say] ‘This coffee’s really good,’ ... because I haven’t been roasting as long.” The storefront offers six varieties, inclu...

(STEVE ARSTAD / iNFOnews.ca) March 12, 2021 - 6:00 AM Penticton city council is standing resolute on its decision to shutter the emergency winter shelter at 352 Winnipeg Street in spite of an ultimatum issued by the province. The decision raised the ire of B.C. Minister responsible for housing, David Eby and a resulting war of words advanced to action this week with a letter to the city from B.C. Housing CEO Shane Ramsey. Ramsey says Penticton Mayor John Vassilaki “indicated support” for a renewal of the temporary use permit at a meeting on Feb. 3, prompting an applic...

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