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Ryedale District Council is calling for people to submit their details of sites that could be used for development as part of a review of its Local…

ANPR cameras and signage have been installed outside The Range in Bangor A parking enforcement company has applied for permission to retain cameras and signs it installed at a busy retail park several months ago. It emerged in March that UK Parking Company (UKPC) had not applied for planning permission before erecting the Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras and warning signs outside The Range store on Caernarfon Road in Bangor. The signs, warning motorists that if they exceed the maximum stay of three hours they will face a charge of £100, was brought to the attention o...

(Photo from DOE Facebook page) “In this time of the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic, it is important to have a more streamlined approach to our resources and to leave nobody and no place behind. Much of this has to be implemented at the community and the municipal level,” said EU Head of Cooperation Christoph Wagner during the online forum on “Financing Modalities and Tools to Advance Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EE&C) in Local Planning and Development in Visayas & Mindanao.” “We need to rethink our approach: how to reach out and work together, how to jointly define p...

DUNEDIN — As plans for the mixed-use Gateway development project make their way through the city's review process, some officials are eager for construction to begin. "I've seen this project about three times now. I'm tired of looking at on paper. I want to see it built," said Dan Massaro, vice chairman of the city’s Local Planning Agency. Other LPA members had similar comments April 14, such as that they are weary of seeing a dust bowl on the site, 4 acres of land at Main Street, Milwaukee Avenue and Skinner Boulevard. LPA member Steven Sandbergen has lived in Dunedin for 40 years ...

A public inquiry is set to be launched into plans for a controversial housing development in Runcorn. Proposals by Gleeson Homes to build 139 properties on the site of the Pavilions sports and social club on Sandy Lane were given the green light by council planning chiefs last October. The scheme had met fierce opposition from neighbours when they were first put forward in 2017, due to the loss of playing fields and the proximity of the Viridor energy-from-waste plant. It was a different industrial plant, an Inovyn Chlorvinyls site dealing with hazardous chemicals, that caused the Hea...