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Green light given to Co-op plan for Frampton Cotterell pub - Vimarsana News

Green light given to Co-op plan for Frampton Cotterell pub

COUNCILLORS have narrowly approved plans to convert an old pub into a Co-op and homes despite fears it could force local shopkeepers out of business.

Fears over plans to turn Frampton Cotterell pub into a Co-op and homes - Vimarsana News

Fears over plans to turn Frampton Cotterell pub into a Co-op and homes

LOCAL shops in a village are concerned about their future if a former pub is converted into a Co-op and housing.

Plans approved for five-storey apartment block next to music venue in Totterdown - Vimarsana News

Plans approved for five-storey apartment block next to music venue in Totterdown

30% of the apartments will be affordable

Rookie Lee Leads Side to Portman Cup Triumph - Ipswich Town News - Vimarsana News

Rookie Lee Leads Side to Portman Cup Triumph - Ipswich Town News

Rookie manager Alan Lee got the better of veteran boss Bryan Hamilton as his side claimed the Portman Cup via a convincing 9-2 victory at Portman Road yesterday. Lee and Hamilton were taking charge of two teams of fans who had paid for the privilege of gracing the hallowed turf for an afternoon.

Source: twtd.co.uk
Wroughton house built without planning permission won't be knocked down - Vimarsana News

Wroughton house built without planning permission won't be knocked down

But she will have to work with council officers to make it more visually acceptable. When Richard Curtis, who owned Costow Farm with his wife Sue, died last year he was close to the completion of a new house on his land off Wharf Road, south of the M4, It then emerged the house did not have planning permission. Mrs Curtis applied to have that consent retrospectively applied to the five-bedroom house and despite officers suggesting to Swindon Borough Council’s planning committee they should refuse it, the members voted narrowly to grant consent But they were not swayed by the possi...