East Staffordshire Borough Council reveals plans to demolish 19 of 24 buildings at The Maltings in Uttoxeter, with temporary food vendors and market stalls planned before permanent redevelopment begins to revitalize the town center.
A long-dormant stretch of New Street opposite the Chicken Quarter is set for resurrection, with plans approved to transform a historic former cinema building into shops and offices, preserving its 19th-century Masonic Hall origins.
A decision on plans for 80 homes on green belt land near Harwood, Bolton, is imminent. The adjacent golf club has raised concerns about stray golf balls and noise, requesting a ball strike survey as a condition for approval.
Hyndburn Borough Council has registered new planning applications, including a house extension in Great Harwood, a church closure in Accrington, and a change to a House in Multiple Occupation.
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Plans submitted to Sandwell Council propose converting the former McDonald's in West Bromwich High Street into a 24/7 casino and tanning salon, creating 14 jobs.
Birmingham City Council races against time to build a temporary market for Bull Ring traders before demolition of the historic building begins in 2027, with plans for apartments or student housing to replace it.
A convenience store in Brierley Hill has been refused planning permission after Dudley Council found it had only a third of the required parking spaces, raising safety concerns.
Walsall residents voice strong opposition to a new £50m free school at Reedswood Park, citing traffic chaos, loss of 13.7 acres of woodland, and better vacant site alternatives.
Wolverhampton councillors have approved compulsory purchase powers to acquire the derelict former Beatties department store, empty since 2019, aiming to revive it with housing and commercial space.
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Plans for a major development with 269 apartments in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter have been approved by planners, despite councillors' concerns about the area's character being 'chipped away'.
Rossendale Borough Council has registered several new planning applications, including proposals for new dwellings, changes of use, and retrospective approvals across various locations in the area.
The UK Government has announced a £20 million investment to transform Swansea's Civic Centre into a mixed-use destination featuring an aquarium, saltwater lido, apartments, and commercial spaces.
Solihull Council planning committee has approved advertising boards on three village roundabouts in Balsall Common, overriding objections about potential driver distraction and visual clutter.
The total cost of Walsall Council's multi-year legal battle against a controversial battery energy storage facility on green belt land has been revealed as £81,555.22, including legal fees and costs awarded to the developer.
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Plans for a new 21-storey student accommodation tower in Birmingham city centre have been recommended for approval, promising 506 bedspaces and regeneration benefits.
Developer Peel Land has unveiled plans for 323,000 sq ft of logistics sheds near M61 Junction 4, promising up to 380 new jobs. The project, adjacent to Logistics North, is part of the Northfold Growth Area.
Meriden and Solihull East MP Saqib Bhatti objects to a proposal for 285 new homes on agricultural land in Bentley Heath, citing green belt concerns and infrastructure issues.
A major redevelopment proposal for Birmingham's High Street could see a hotel, GP surgery with 17,789 patients, and multiple shops demolished over ten years to make way for 2,000 new homes and commercial spaces.
Plans for 269 apartments in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter return to planners amid councillor worries about incremental loss of area character. Decision deferred to March 19 meeting.
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Birmingham City Council is auctioning seven assets, including land, a community centre, and commercial units, on March 26. Key lots feature prime locations in Edgbaston, Lozells, and Hockley.
Ambitious plans for Catalyst Business Park in Widnes could create up to 3,367 jobs across 96 acres, transforming the waterfront area with 1.8 million sq ft of commercial space.
A retired couple in Bolton have been ordered to dismantle their £4,500 privacy fence after their planning appeal was rejected by the council, which deemed it incompatible with the area's character.
Mell Square multi-storey car park in Solihull will close permanently on March 31 as work begins on the Holbeche Place redevelopment, featuring 1,600 homes and new public spaces.
Birmingham City Council has launched a planning enforcement investigation into a property at 191 Warwards Lane, Selly Park, following claims that an 'unauthorised' House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) is being built, with residents warning of serious public
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Sandwell Council has approved plans to convert a first-floor function room at Cradley Heath Sports and Social Club into a 23-room bed and breakfast. The move aims to provide crucial new revenue streams to save the struggling club, which opened in 2005 and
Controversial plans for South Bristol's tallest building have been approved despite hundreds of objections. Councillors were warned rejecting the scheme could cost taxpayers £1 million in appeal costs.
Rossendale Borough Council has registered multiple planning applications, including dormer additions, garage conversions, and a change of use for a former chapel to storage. Key projects involve childcare expansion and residential extensions across Haslin
Demolition has commenced at Priory Square in Birmingham, with owner Hammerson's Martineau Galleries redevelopment now classified as a long-term project in its financial reports, indicating a potential completion timeline beyond 2031.
Plans have been submitted to convert a Grade II listed Arts and Crafts style medical building in Kings Norton into a hotel with 21 guest bedrooms, preserving its historic features.
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A judicial review at Bristol Crown Court will determine the future of a 765-home development in Yeovil, with a local action group crowdfunding £15,000 for legal costs.
