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Contract Leads Powered by EARLY PLANNING Projects in Planning up to Detailed Plans Submitted Contract Leads Powered by EARLY PLANNING Projects in planning up to detailed plans submitted. PLANS APPROVED Projects where the detailed plans have been approved but are still at pre-tender stage. TENDERS Projects that are at the tender stage CONTRACTS Approved projects at main contract awarded stage. Plans Submitted for college multi purpose Plans Granted for 3 living accommodation/ Partnership Developer: BBLB Architects LLP, 29th November 2013 for a Traditional Investments, Rugby Business Centre, 21 - 23 Plans Submitted for school classroom/sen Client: Bradford Developments (North) Ltd building/sports hall (extension) Client: office/storage units Client: Costain Serco JV The Old Library, Hagley Road, Stourbridge, Contract. Tel: 0114 273 7050 Clifton Road, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 3PY room (extension) Client: Hummersknott Developer: Green Shoots Architecture, Green MIDLANDS/ Brooksby Melton College Agent: Maber Developer: Costain Serco JV, 1st Floor St. West Midlands, DY8 1QH Tel: 01384 880 550 Tel: 01788 826950 School & Language College Agent: Space Shoots Cottage, 25 Westfield Lane, Idle, Associates, 8 Riverside Court, Pride Park, Johns House, Queen Street, Manchester, M2 WOLVERHAMPTON £0.5M Contracts SPILSBY £0.67M Group, Space Works, Benton Park Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD10 8PY Tel: EAST ANGLIA Derby, DE24 8JN Tel: 01332 208800 5JB Tel: 01628 842444 Kingswood Nursery & Infant Cen, HUNTINGDON £11M Partney Church Of England Prim, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE7 7LX 07595 470696 NORWICH £2.9M DUDLEY £0.31M Holyhead Road Albrighton Land north east of, California Road Maddison Lane Partney Tel: 0191 223 6600 COTTINGHAM £18.7M Early Planning Cringleford First And Middle S, Keswick Land adjacent to, 3 Bird Street Planning authority: South Staffordshire Job: Huntingdonshire Regional Colle Planning authority: East Lindsey Job: Detail DONCASTER £0.53M Land East Of Colmar, North Moor Lane ALFRETON £1.5M Road Cringleford Planning authority: Dudley Job: Detail Plans Detail Plans Granted for road improvement Planning authority: Huntingdon Job: Plans Granted for school classroom Red Lion, 38 Market Place Planning authority: East Riding Job: Detail George Shipman & Son Ltd, Newlands Planning authority: South Norfolk Job: Granted for 4 residential units Client: scheme Client: Kingswood Nursery & Infant Reserved Matters Granted for 170 residential (extension) Client: Lincoln Diocesan Trust Planning authority: Doncaster Job: Detailed Plans Granted for food production unit & Drive Riddings Outline Plans Granted for 44 houses Client: Dougdale Properties Ltd Developer: Eclipse Centre Developer: Wolverhampton City units Client: Linden Homes Midlands Agent: And Board Of Finance Limited Agent: MBA Plans Submitted for hotel (conversion/ warehouse (extension) Client: Red Roofs Planning authority: Amber Valley Job: Norfolk County Services Agent: NPS Property Architecture, 14 High Street, Pensnett, Council, Civic Centre, St Peters Square, LMC Architects, 11 Main Street, Lyddington, Architects, 9 Norbeck Lane, Welton, Lincoln, extension) Client: JD Wetherspoon PLC Nursery Ltd Developer: Jel Architecture & Outline Plans Submitted for 21 houses Client: Consultants, Lancaster House, 16 Central Kingswinford, West Midlands, DY6 8XD Tel: Wolverhampton, West Midlands, WV1 1SH Oakham, Leicestershire, LE15 9LR Contractor: LN2 3JP Contractor: J H A Winter & Sons Ltd, Agent: Witcomb Project Management Ltd, Surveying, 27 Beech Avenue, Willerby, Hull, J Melrose Development Ltd Agent: Phoenix Avenue, St. Andrews Business Park, Norwich, Not Available Tel: 01902 556556 Linden Homes Midlands, Ashurst, Southgate Chy-Lowena, 4 Huttoft Road, Sutton-on-Sea, PO Box 8782, Dunmow, Essex, CM6 2WW Tel: Humberside, HU10 6AA Tel: 01482 659330 Planning (UK) , Meadowbank Way, Eastwood, Norfolk, NR7 0HR Tel: 01603 706000 IPSWICH £2.1M Park, Bakewell Road, Orton Southgate, Peter- Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, LN12 2HX Tel: 01371 870079 GRIMSBY £2.9M Nottingham, NG16 2SB Tel: 01773 715395 NOTTINGHAM £0.54M Land South of Martinsyde, Beardmore Tenders borough, Cambridgeshire, PE2 6YS Tel: 01733 01507 443 421 HALIFAX £0.54M Hotel Elizabeth, Little Coates Road BIRMINGHAM £1M Ashbourne House, 49 - 51 Forest Road Park Martlesham Heath BIRMINGHAM £1.3M 396600 STOKE-ON-TRENT £0.46M Heatherstones, Queens Gate Planning authority: North East Lincolnshire West Midlands Ambulance Statio, East Planning authority: Suffolk Coastal Job: Jewellery Quarter, 34 Carver Street City IPSWICH £1M Douglas Macmillan Hospice, Barlaston Planning authority: Calderdale Job: Detailed Job: Detail Plans Granted for hotel Bristol Road Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Plans Granted for 2 retail buildings Centre Volkswagen Dealership, Farthing Road Road Plans Submitted for 12 flats (extension/ conference facility (extension) Client: Icon Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 12 flats Client: Max Property LLP Developer: PRC Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Planning authority: Babergh Job: Detail Planning authority: Stafford Job: Detail alterations) Client: Connect Housing Agent: Hotels Grimsby LLP Developer: FYR Project Detailed Plans Submitted for student hall (conversion/extension) Client: Braemore Group, 5 St. Marys Road, Surbiton, KT6 4JG Plans Granted for 26 flats & 1 office building Plans Granted for car showroom (alterations) Plans Granted for health centre Client: Acanthus WSM Architects, Woodhall, 56 Managers, 65 - 73 Crockhamwell Road, development Client: West Midlands Group Agent: Plan A Architecture Ltd, 50 Tel: 020 8399 5188 Client: Churchgate Investments Ltd Agent: Client: Marriot Motor (Wolsey Volkswagen) Douglas Macmillan Hospice Agent: Forshaw Woodhall Lane, Calverley, Pudsey, West Woodley, Reading, Berkshire, RG5 3JP Tel: Ambulance Service Agent: JM Architects, St High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HW Tel: LEAMINGTON SPA £1.5M Palmer Bell Consultancy Ltd, 173 Lower High Agent: David Clarke & Associates, Turret Greaves & Partners, Linden House, 17A King Yorkshire, LS28 5NY Tel: 0113 239 3414 0118 969 0009 James Buildings, 79 Oxford Street, 0115 9411211 Comptons Garage, Rugby Road Street, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 1TG House, 2 Turret Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1DL Street, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, Stafford- HEXHAM £1.6M GUISBOROUGH £1M Manchester, M1 6FQ Tel: 0161 200 6300 PETERBOROUGH £0.74M Cubbington Tender return date: Tenders are currently Contractor: Barnes Construction Ltd, 6 shire, ST5 1JF Contractor: Sneyd Building Walled Garden Hexham Golf Club, Belmont House, Rectory Lane Spring Allens Croft Primary School, Allens Glebe Farm House, Peterborough Road Planning authority: Warwick Job: Detail invited and the tender return date is 2nd Bermuda Road, Ransomes Europark, Ipswich, Contractors, 113 - 121 Garner Street, Cliffe Vale, Spital Lane Wood Road Croft Road Kings Heath £1m Farcet Stanground Plans Granted for petrol filling station Client: December 2013. Tel: 01384 444472 Suffolk, IP3 9RU Tel: 01473 272222 Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, ST4 7AX Tel: Planning authority: Northumberland Job: Planning authority: Redcar & Cleveland Job: Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Planning authority: Peterborough Job: Simon Smith Group Developer: Bayliss CAMBRIDGE £1M LEEK £0.76M 01782 272137 Detailed Plans Submitted for golf course Detail Plans Granted for highway works Detailed Plans Submitted for school Outline Plans Granted for 10 residential units Design, Georgian Mews, 24a Bird Street, Addenbrookes Hospital, Wolfson Brain Vacant Land At Novi Lane And, Abbotts TAMWORTH £1M practice area Client: Hexham Golf Club (extn) Client: Goosepool Investments Ltd classrooms (extension) Client: BCC Client: Mr. M Holmes Agent: Barker Storey Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6PR Tel: 01543 Imaging, Hills Road Road 2 Lichfield Rd Industrial Estate, Agent: Hexham Golf Club, Spital Lane, Developer: Mouchel, St Johns House, Queen Education & Skills Infrastructure Agent: Matthews, 37 Priestgate, Peterborough, 261930 Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail Planning authority: Staffordshire Moorlands Bolebridge Street Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 3RZ Tel: Street, Manchester, M2 5JB Tel: 0161 832 4542 Acivico, 1 Lancaster Circus, Birmingham, West Cambridgeshire, PE1 1JL Tel: 01733 897722 LINCOLN £0.3M Plans Granted for hospital (extension) Job: Detail Plans Granted for 16 flats Client: Planning authority: Tamworth Job: Detail 01434 603072 HARROGATE £0.61M Midlands, B4 7DG Tel: 0121 675 9589 SOLIHULL £13.8M Land Adj, 49 Princess Margaret Avenue Client: University of Cambridge Agent: Ascent Housing LLP Agent: John McCall Plans Granted for industrial warehouse unit ILKLEY £1.1M Land Comprising Field At, Fulwith Mill CAMBRIDGE £9.8M Land At, Tanworth Lane Shirley Metheringham Saunders Boston Ltd, 119 Newmarket Road, Architects, No. 1 Arts Village, Henry Street, Client: London & County Agent: London & Fieldway Lane 27 - 29 Station Road Planning authority: Solihull Job: Outline Planning authority: North Kesteven Job: Cambridge, CB5 8HA Tender return date: has Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 5BS Contractor: County, 28 Manchester Street, London, W1U Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detailed Planning authority: Harrogate Job: Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Plans Submitted for 220 residential units Detail Plans Granted for 4 houses Client: been extended from the 21st November to Seddon Construction, Plodder Lane, Edge 7LE Contractor: Pure Construction Plans Submitted for 15 houses Client: City of Reserved Matters Granted for 8 houses Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel building
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