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Submitting... And this is highlighted by the regeneration of sites like the former Newmarket Colliery where 1,500 new jobs will be created as a result of planning permission being granted for a new distribution hub. An aerial view of Wakefield. Picture Scott Merrylees. Not only does this plan by developer Henry Boot makes the most of the area’s road links, but it is another vote of confidence in an area which continues to attract new investment following the opening of The Hepworth Wakefield exactly 10 years ago. An inspired tourist attraction to showcase the work of the acclaimed sculptor ...

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HBD, the development arm of contractor Henry Boot, has acquired a 2.6-acre site on the edge of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, where it aims to build a residential-led mixed-use scheme with a gross development value of £100m. The site is divided into two parts by a local road and was formerly occupied by a car dealership. It was advertised in November last year with a 250-year lease and without planning permission. The sales brochure outlined a positive pre-application meeting with Birmingham City Council around a 458-unit scheme of 4 to 6 storeys. The acquisition was announced today in a ...

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A RETIRED Bishop has described the felling of mature trees on an entrance into Skipton as ‘cavalier’ and a ‘thoughtless and irresponsible cull’ of some of the town’s natural landscape. The Right Reverend David Hawkins, former Bishop of Barking, London, who now lives in Skipton, says he can see no reason for the clearing of more than 20 trees on the A6131 Harrogate Road. The trees, which did not have preservation orders, were felled as part of a development by Stonebridge Homes, of almost 140 new homes in Hawbank Field. Their felling did not need the permission of Craven Distri...