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Double appointment for PWA Planning - Vimarsana News

Double appointment for PWA Planning

PWA Planning has expanded its team with a double appointment.

Chorley: Plan for 115 homes along Cuerden country lane derailed - Vimarsana News

Chorley: Plan for 115 homes along Cuerden country lane derailed

A CONTROVERSIAL development alongside a country lane in Chorley has potentially been derailed just days after it was granted permission.

House in Windle can be used as children's home - Vimarsana News

House in Windle can be used as children's home

She added “concerns over the proximity of the A580 have been dismissed”. Speaking for the applicants, Abigayle Boardman, of agents Leith Planning, spoke to the committee on behalf of the applicants, who she described as a “reputable provider of education”. She also made reference to a previous application for a children’s home on Pilkington Street, Rainford which received backing from the planning committee in March. Committee member Cllr Seve Gomez-Aspron said: “We are speaking about vulnerable children , it’s not a halfway house, we’re talking about vulnerable people...

Rainford property can be used to care for children with autism - Vimarsana News

Rainford property can be used to care for children with autism

Plans for the property have been approved Pic: Google Streetview PLANS to use a detached property as a home for children on the autism spectrum have been unanimously approved by councillors. A planning application for permission to use the property at 32 Pilkington Street, Rainford as a children's home for three young people had been submitted by My3 Ltd. St Helens Council's planning committee voted in favour of the application. Planning officer Melanie Hale recommended approval for the proposals to the committee. She outlined that the property would "accommodate up to three young p...