Gary Neville's Relentless Developments announces Kendals District, a new city-centre neighbourhood anchored by the historic Kendal Milne building retrofit, featuring offices, hotel, and public spaces.
The Department for Education has scheduled a drop-in consultation meeting for residents concerned about the new free school planned for Reedswood Park in Walsall, following significant opposition over environmental impact and access issues.
Sheffield City Council has approved plans to transform the former Cole Brothers department store into a mixed-use leisure, retail, and workspace hub, led by Urban Splash.
City of Wolverhampton Council has approved plans to rebuild three industrial units at Atlas Trading Estate in Bradley, destroyed by a massive blaze in January 2024 that required 70 firefighters.
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A new Mayoral Development Corporation aims to transform 174 hectares of brownfield land in Liverpool's North Docks into a vibrant extension of the city centre, featuring 17,700 homes and 5 million sq ft of commercial space.
Designs for a 70-storey tower on Liverpool's waterfront have been unveiled, featuring a five-star hotel and luxury residences as part of the £1bn Kings development.
A hand car wash in Woodsetton continues to operate despite losing a planning appeal, prompting calls for Dudley Council to take strong enforcement action over noise, drainage, and safety concerns.
Providence Methodist Church in Cradley gains approval to become a school, while a Quarry Bank church will be a nursery. Concerns raised over traffic and transparency.
A stunning CGI video reveals Birmingham's ambitious Central Heart plan for 2045, promising 8,000 jobs, 5,000 homes, and massive commercial growth to attract global investors.
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Planners in Solihull will decide this week whether to approve a controversial plan to convert a five-bedroom house into a children's care home, despite local opposition and concerns over parking and neighborhood character.
Smash Padel has submitted plans to build five outdoor padel courts in Bathampton, as Bath lacks facilities. Residents express concerns over noise impacts, citing previous rejections in Bath due to 'gunfire-like' sounds.
Manchester City Council unveils a major regeneration blueprint for Water Street, featuring four skyscrapers, a 6.5-acre park, and affordable homes to revitalize a disconnected industrial area near Castlefield.
Dudley Council has approved 68 new homes on an industrial estate despite Canal and River Trust warnings about potential damage to a canal embankment that could cause major flooding.
Coventry City Council has unanimously approved plans to demolish the abandoned Allesley Hotel, making way for 55 new properties including houses and flats, despite some traffic noise concerns.
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The Copthorne Hotel in Birmingham's Paradise development has avoided demolition for decades, standing as a polarising 1980s relic amid modern transformations, with financial issues now delaying its fate.
Solihull planners will decide next week on a controversial proposal for a 92-home estate on green belt land in Berkswell village, with 40% affordable housing and significant local objections.
Solihull Council planners are set to decide whether Jubilee Gardens Care Centre in Smiths Wood should be converted into 28 apartments, despite objections from MP Liam Byrne and local residents.
Rossendale Borough Council has registered several planning applications, including householder extensions, security fencing, and a change of use to a five-bedroom HMO in Bacup.
City of Wolverhampton Council approves regeneration scheme to convert vacant former job centre into four shops, 28 flats and a 20-room basement hotel, bringing significant investment to the city centre.
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Manchester's Hotspur Press, a Georgian mill damaged by fire, will be demolished and reconstructed with replicated facades for a student accommodation project, following council approval.
St John's Shopping Centre in Preston, open since 1965, will be demolished to make way for three high-rise buildings with apartments, commercial units, and an NHS facility.
Rydding Auto Sale in West Bromwich has collapsed after Sandwell Council refused retrospective planning permission, citing harm to residential amenity and highway impacts, leaving drivers uncertain.
Swansea Council's cabinet has approved further work on the Civic Centre transformation, aiming to add cafes, bars, shops, apartments, and leisure facilities to the seafront site.
Sandwell Council has refused a retrospective planning application from Rydding Lane Auto Sale, stating the car sales operation is inappropriate in a residential area and detrimental to neighbours.
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A government planning inspector has overturned Solihull Council's refusal to allow stables targeted by criminals to be converted into a two-bedroom home in Meriden's green belt, citing security benefits and green belt preservation.
Sandwell Council has refused retrospective planning permission for a cash and carry operating without approval at a former ambulance station in West Bromwich, citing safety and amenity concerns.
A planning consultant demands Walsall Council's committee revisit approval for two five-bed houses in a conservation area, citing policy breaches and procedural flaws eight months after initial decision.
David Warburton of Urban Splash reveals ambitious regeneration plans for Swansea's Civic Centre, including flats, commercial space, and enhanced waterfront connections. The project aims to reposition the city through public-private partnership.
Broxbourne Borough Council has released three planning applications for public review, covering projects in Broxbourne, Goffs Oak, and Wormley. Residents have 14 days to submit comments by March 5, 2026.
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B&M Retail Limited has applied to Plymouth City Council for a new premises licence at its store in Plymstock, seeking to sell alcohol from 7am to 11pm daily. The application, made under the Licensing Act 2003, is for off-sales only and does not include on
