HS2 Station Public Space Plans Decision Next Week
CGI images reveal the proposed public spaces around Birmingham's new Curzon Street HS2 station, with council planning committee set to review the revised connectivity scheme.
Category : Planning Decisions
Solihull 300-Home Estate Plans with Park Revealed
Detailed proposals for a new housing development on Solihull green belt land in Knowle include 300 homes, a community park, play areas, and walking infrastructure. Residents can now provide feedback on the plans.
Liverpool's Pall Mall Park Needs Public Funding to Launch
A new urban park in Liverpool's Pall Mall office scheme, costing £60m, requires public-sector support via £2.47m in developer funds to overcome market challenges and ensure completion by 2028.
Grenfell-Style Cladding Prompts Two-Year Road Closure in Cornwall
Hazardous cladding similar to Grenfell Tower's has been found at White River Place shopping centre in St Austell, Cornwall, leading to a two-year road closure on Trinity Street for essential safety works.
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Council Investigates Unauthorized HMO Construction Safety Risks
Birmingham City Council launches investigation into alleged unauthorized HMO construction at 191 Warwards Lane after residents report serious safety hazards and environmental damage.
Lichfield's First Pet Crematorium Plan Submitted
A planning application has been submitted to convert a former veterinary clinic in Lichfield into a pet cremation facility, which would be the only such service in the local area. The proposal includes operating hours from 8am to 6pm and aims to create at
Closed Petrol Station to Reopen as Morrisons Daily in Wolverhampton
City of Wolverhampton Council planners have approved plans to transform the former Linthouse Service Station into a modern petrol garage and Morrisons Daily convenience store, including EV charging and alcohol sales.
£36m Plan to Demolish Lloyds Bank Offices in Wolverhampton
The former Lloyds Bank offices at Pendeford Business Park in Wolverhampton could be demolished to make way for three large commercial units as part of a £36 million redevelopment plan by developers Erdgard and the Richardson family.
Morecambe's Centenary House Regeneration Urged Before 2028
Councillors push for action on the long-vacant Centenary House in Morecambe, fearing uncertainty from Lancashire's 2028 council reorganization could stall progress on its redevelopment.
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Council Rejects HMO Plan for Former Willenhall Gym
Plans to convert the closed Fosters Fitness Centre in Willenhall into an eight-bedroom House of Multiple Occupation have been refused by Walsall Council due to multiple concerns.
Walsall Dancehall Flats Plan Refused Again by Council
Plans to convert the Grade II Listed Lost Lounge in Walsall's Victorian Arcade into three flats have been refused due to amenity space and heritage concerns, following a previous rejection in 2024.
Tram Plans Could Use Parry Lane Enterprise Zone in West Yorkshire
The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has acquired the Parry Lane Enterprise Zone site, originally intended for industrial redevelopment, to assess its potential for future tram route integration between Bradford and Leeds.
Kent Couple Faces Garden Room Demolition Over 10-Meter Rule
A Kent couple is being forced to demolish their £80,000 garden annexe after Medway Council issued an enforcement notice for being built 10 meters from its approved location.
DfE Silent on Alternative Sites for Controversial Walsall School
The Department for Education remains silent amid calls to consider alternative locations for a £50 million free school planned on Reedswood Park woodland in Walsall, despite strong local opposition.
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Solihull Approves Eight Homes on Shirley Green Belt
Solihull Council has granted planning permission for eight detached homes on green belt land in Shirley, despite strong objections from the local parish council over sustainability concerns.
Tamworth Warehouse Could Become Indoor Padel Courts
North Warwickshire Borough Council has received a major planning application to transform a Centurion Way warehouse into indoor Padel courts, potentially creating a new leisure destination for Wilnecote and the wider Tamworth area.
Shirley Club Allowed to Keep Outdoor Exercise Area Built Without Permission
Solihull Council has approved retrospective planning permission for an outdoor exercise area at Old Edwardians Sports Club in Shirley, despite initial objections from neighbours over noise and parking concerns.
Developer Appeals to Force Decision on £363M Park Plans
IM Properties has appealed to the Planning Inspectorate to force a decision on its £363 million Thrive employment park proposal near Sutton Coldfield, which has been pending with two councils for ten months.
Wolverhampton Car Park Allowed to Stay for Another Year
A 24-hour car park in Wolverhampton city centre has been approved to remain open for another year, despite previous council rejection and ongoing regeneration plans for the area.
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Gracechurch Centre Plans Scaled Back in Sutton Coldfield
The owner of the Gracechurch Centre in Sutton Coldfield has confirmed a major reduction in redevelopment plans, with 700 apartments now scrapped and a smaller vision for the southern section.
Prestwich 60s Shopping Precinct to Become New Town Centre
A planning application has been submitted to transform the Longfield Centre in Prestwich into a new town centre, featuring 258 homes, a community hub, and green spaces, following extensive public consultation.
Rossendale Council Registers New Planning Applications (27.03.2026)
Rossendale Borough Council has registered several planning applications up to March 27, including extensions, condition discharges, and development approvals across the borough.
Council Officers 'Resigned' Over Druids Heath Housing Scheme
Explosive claims emerge that Birmingham City Council planning officers resigned amid allegations of improper pressure and bullying over the handling of the Druids Heath regeneration scheme, with a financial viability report revealing a multi-million pound
Blackpool Airport Enterprise Zone Development Approved
Planners have unanimously approved a massive industrial and warehousing development at Blackpool Airport Enterprise Zone, promising a jobs bonanza and including a bus link provision.
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Luxury Bed Firm Must Demolish Extension After Failed Appeal
Wakefield Council has ordered Sleep Factory in Ossett to tear down an unauthorized factory extension after a planning inspector dismissed its appeal, citing highway safety risks from HGV deliveries.
Dudley landlord must demolish 15 unauthorised flats
A planning inspector has upheld Dudley Council's enforcement notice, ordering the removal of 15 flats built without permission in Tipton Road. The owner's appeal was rejected.
Vet Hospital to Replace Old Car Dealership in Wolverhampton
Plans submitted to Wolverhampton City Council propose a new veterinary hospital on the site of a former Land Rover showroom, featuring 24-hour care and modern design.
Gym Plan for West Bromwich Steelworks Site Goes to Appeal
D1 Gyms appeals Sandwell Council's rejection of a 24-hour fitness center in a former Trident Steelworks building, citing community benefits and sustainable reuse of vacant property.
New 21-Storey Birmingham Student Tower to Transform Skyline
Plans for a 506-bed student accommodation block at 120 Suffolk Street have been recommended for approval by Birmingham City Council, with architects promising a strong addition to the city's skyline.
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Jewellery Quarter Development Approved for 269 Apartments
Birmingham City Council has approved Hanehouse's mixed-use development in the Jewellery Quarter, featuring 269 apartments and commercial space, with restoration of a grade-II listed building.
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