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A multi-residential commercial development proposed for lands overlooking Port Glasgow Marina has moved one more step forward. But the advancement comes with a lot of strings attached by the municipality. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Seaside Waterfronts development inches forward Back to video Municipal planner Heather James presented a report to West Elgin council outlining 13 municipal conditions placed on the development proposal following last November’s public meeting. During its last virtual meeting, council spent over an hour discuss...

Author of the article: Tom Morrison Publishing date: Jan 27, 2021  •  January 27, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Jim Crane is shown next to a memorial rock at the former Crane Conservation Area, which was founded by his great uncle, Dr. James W. Crane. The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority sold the property to a private buyer in February 2019. (Handout/Postmedia Network) Article content A relative of the original owner of an Iona Station conservation area is crying foul after it was sold to a private buyer, though a representative from the former publ...

Author of the article: Tom Morrison Publishing date: Jan 26, 2021  •  January 26, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Jim Crane is shown next to a memorial rock at the former Crane Conservation Area, which was founded by his great uncle, Dr. James W. Crane. The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority sold the property to a private buyer in February 2019. (Handout/Postmedia Network) Article content A relative of the original owner of an Iona Station conservation area is crying foul after it was sold to a private buyer, though a representative from the former publ...

Highways England calls on local businesses to be a part of Lower Thames Crossing project HIGHWAYS England is today (Monday 11 January) calling on local businesses in Kent and Essex to be a part of the most ambitious road scheme seen in the UK in nearly 35 years, the Lower Thames Crossing. The project has created a Small Medium Enterprise (SME) directory, a database of local businesses and their specialists, which will be given to the main works contractors, so they have ready access to local firms – giving them the best possible chance to work on this transformative project. ...