Church Demolition Plan for Children's Home in Enderby
Blaby District Council will decide on plans to demolish Enderby Life Church in Leicestershire and replace it with a children's care home, despite objections from the parish council.
Blaby District Council will decide on plans to demolish Enderby Life Church in Leicestershire and replace it with a children's care home, despite objections from the parish council.
A legal agreement has been finalised to enable a new development in Birmingham city centre, with plans for a multi-storey building including flats, offices, and retail space.
A statutory planning notice for Plymouth outlines applications under heritage, residential and education categories. Residents have 21 days to view plans and submit representations.
Wealden District Council has published planning notices affecting listed buildings and conservation areas, plus major development proposals in East Sussex. Public consultation open until February 6, 2026.
Plans to rejuvenate Cannock town centre have been halted after councillors voted down funding due to a dispute over demolishing the Prince of Wales Theatre, a key cultural landmark.
Birmingham City Council's planning committee has approved HS2's restoration plans for the historic Old Curzon Street Station while urging the government to expedite the high-speed railway project.
Hull City Council is seeking a lead development partner for the Albion Square regeneration project, aiming to transform the former BHS building into a premium mixed-use residential scheme.
A 23-megawatt solar park, equivalent to 160 football pitches, has been approved for construction between Christian Malford and Dauntsey, generating power for 9,400 homes.
Birmingham City Council approves HS2 plans to restore the historic Curzon Street Station building, while urging government to accelerate high-speed rail project.
Ambitious plans for a major outdoor hub at Attingham Park in Shropshire have been recommended for approval, featuring new facilities, trails, and ecological enhancements.
Plymouth City Council has published statutory planning notices for several applications, including sites near PL4 6HT and PL1 2PY. The public has 21 days to review and comment on proposals ranging from school canopies to HMO conversions.
Ambitious plans to transform Swansea Civic Centre into a vibrant waterfront district with cafes, bars, apartments, an aquarium, and events space have been revealed ahead of public consultation.
Enfield Council pursues eviction against Mitchells & Butlers after the felling of a 500-year-old oak tree at a Toby Carvery site, sparking community outrage.
Birmingham City Council's major Druids Heath regeneration project faces delays after a legal challenge over affordable housing transparency forces a planning decision review.
Walsall Council's scrutiny committee raised minimal concerns over the controversial relocation of the Leather Museum, despite campaigners challenging transparency and financial decisions.
Parkit Management seeks to extend a temporary 24-hour car park in Wolverhampton city centre, but the council argues it hinders major regeneration plans including 1,070 new homes and public spaces.
Rossendale Borough Council confirms Higher Deardengate sections will reopen from January 30, with full completion by February 20. A 2026 events programme aims to revitalise Haslingden town centre.
Plans to convert a vacant 1950s factory building in Birmingham city centre into 215 apartments and nine townhouses have been recommended for approval by council officers.
City of Wolverhampton Council approves plans to transform the vacant Royal Oak pub into an Indian bar and grill with three flats, addressing previous unauthorised conversions.
A popular rooftop food venue in Walsall is seeking substantial compensation from the council after being forced to close for two months over planning permission issues.
A contentious 17-home development in Balsall Common has passed its final planning stage. Local councillors warn it sets a 'worrying precedent' for future piecemeal building in Solihull.
Sandwell Council approves £20m plans to replace a failing Oldbury primary school with a new 'net zero' building at Brandhall Village. The move will relocate pupils from a flood-prone site to a modern, energy-efficient facility.
Warrington Town FC's plans for two new 200-seat stands have been approved by the council. The club aims for match funding from the Premier League Stadium Fund to have them ready for next season.
Bourne Leisure withdraws controversial plans to expand Marton Mere Holiday Village onto public green space. The firm will now seek an alternative site following local opposition.
After eight years of debate, plans for a leisure marina and up to 83 homes at Northwich's Weaver Shipyard get the green light. Read the full story on the development's journey.
A crucial council meeting next week will determine the fate of a 199-home scheme near Littleborough. The plan includes a potential relief road but faces over 300 objections over traffic and infrastructure. Read the latest.
Colton Hills Community School in Wolverhampton is set for a £2.6m expansion to create space for 79 more pupils. Read the full details on the submitted plans and rising student numbers.
Plans for a 27-hectare solar farm on Wirral's green belt face fierce local opposition, with thousands signing a petition. Developers promise consultation.
Fresh objections have been lodged against plans for a Grade II-listed cottage on 'England's prettiest street' in Bibury, following a police probe into an alleged shooting incident. Read the latest on the long-running dispute.
Plans to extend a Streetly property by 42% were unanimously refused after a last-minute recommendation change. Read the full story on the local planning dispute.