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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. Ltd Agent: Townscape Solutions, 128 Park WILLENHALL £1M Beccles Road, Loddon, Norwich, Norfolk, EF Language School, 221 Hills Road Plans Granted for school classroom WHITLEY BAY £0.5M Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE1 2PQ Road, Smethwick, West Midlands, B67 5HT Middleton Food Production Limi, 655 NR14 6JQ Tel: 01508 520845 £3.5m (extension) Client: Interserve Project Services Land To The Rear Of, 2 Hartley Avenue Tel: 0191 222 1624 MIDLANDS/ Tel: 0121 4296111 Willenhall Road NOTTINGHAM £6M Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail Agent: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Planning authority: North Tyneside Job: LEEDS £5.7M KETTERING £0.4M Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: Former Gedling Colliery, Arnold Lane Plans Granted for language school Council, Sandwell Council Buildings, Freeth Detailed Plans Submitted for bowls Former Squirrel Way Children H, EAST ANGLIA Builders Yard, Church Street Burton Detailed Plans Submitted for warehouse Gedling (extension) Client: EF Language Schools Ltd Street, Oldbury, West Midlands, B69 3DE clubhouse (extension) Client: Mr. David Squirrel Way Latimer building Client: Middleton Food Products Ltd Planning authority: Gedling Job: Detail Agent: NRAP Architects, 13 - 15 Covent Contractor: Interserve Project Services, 395 Hockey Agent: Mr. David Hockey, 1 Solway Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans Early Planning Planning authority: Kettering Job: Outline Agent: Mjmriba, Craig-y-Don-West, Station Plans Granted for solar farm development Garden, Cambridge, CB1 2HS Contractor: George Road, Erdington, Birmingham, West Avenue, North Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE30 Granted for 60 elderly persons sheltered flats ASHBOURNE £0.4M Plans Submitted for 5 houses Client: Mr. & Road, Aberdovey, Gwynedd, LL35 0RT Tel: Client: Re-Fin Solar Limited Developer: Mansell Construction Services Ltd, Roman Midlands, B23 7RZ Tel: 0121 344 4888 3AY Tel: 0191 2587797 Client: YourLife Management Services Ltd Former Council Workshop, King Edward Mrs. D Smith Agent: Ferguson Broadbent Ltd, Not Available Barton Willmore Partnership Northern Ltd, House, Turbine Way, Ecotech Innovation WOOLER £0.61M Developer: Bryan G Hall, Suite E8, Joseph’s Street Darwin House, Priors Haw Road, Corby Gate WOODBRIDGE £1M 3rd Floor 14 King Street, Leeds, West Bus Park, Swaffham, Norfolk, PE37 7XD Ryecroft Hotel, 28 Ryecroft Way Well, Hanover Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire, Planning authority: Derbyshire Dales Job: Business Park, Corby, Northamptonshire, The Spinney, Meeting Lane Yorkshire, LS1 2HL Tel: 01132 044 777 Tel: 01760 721388 Planning authority: Northumberland Job: LS3 1AB Tel: 0113 246 1555 Detailed Plans Submitted for 8 flats Client: NN17 5JG Tel: 07792 991665 Grundisburgh 14 Castle Boulevard £0.3m COVENTRY £1.1M NORTH/ Detailed Plans Submitted for 12 flats Client: Elland Road near Elland Road Stadium Lovely Homes Limited Agent: JJK Projects LEICESTER £1.1M Planning authority: Waveney Job: Detailed Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Aldermoor Farm Primary School, 1 Commercial First Mortgage Agent: DTA £0.8m Services Limited, 46 Howells Place, Mastin 97 Fosse Way Syston Plans Submitted for 2 luxury houses Client: Plans Granted for 6 apartments Client: Acorn Street NORTH-EAST Chartered Architects, 9 Montgomery Street, Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans Moor, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 3FA Tel: Planning authority: Charnwood Job: Michael Howard Homes Agent: Bullworthy Pickering Developments Ltd Developer: Planning authority: Coventry Job: Detail East Kilbride, Glasgow, Strathclyde, G74 4JS Granted for park & ride facility Client: Leeds 07799 712 796 Detailed Plans Submitted for 7 care flats & 1 Shallish LLP, 3 Quayside Place, Quayside, Helmore Associates Ltd, 28A Lambley Lane, Plans Granted for school (extension/ Early Planning Tel: 01355 260909 City Council Developer: Leeds City Council, BEDWORTH £0.47M care home (new/extension) Client: Ms. Nora Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 1FA Tel: 01394 Burton Joyce, Nottingham, NG14 5BG Tel: alterations) Client: Coventry City Council DURHAM £5.2M YORK £165M Ring Road, Middleton, Leeds, West Yorkshire, Old Goose, 27 Orchard Street Cotton Agent: CBP Architects, 44 The 384 736 0115 931 3676 Agent: Associated Architects, 1 Severn Street Land North Of, Windsor Drive South Former Terrys ChocolateFactory, LS10 4AX Tel: 0113 222 4444 Planning authority: Nuneaton & Bedworth Ropewalk, Nottingham, NG1 5DW Tel: 0115 STAMFORD £0.46M Place, The Mailbox, Birmingham, West Hetton Bishopthorpe Road NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £1.2M Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 6 houses 948 1144 Plans Approved Cross Roads Farm, Grantham Lane Midlands, B1 1SE Contractor: Wates Planning authority: Durham County Job: Planning authority: York Job: Outline Plans Unit A Land To The Southwest Of, Client: Mr. Edward Bennett Agent: S H Land adj West Tarn Farm, South BIRMINGHAM £0.95M Empingham Construction Ltd, Wates House, 11 Ridgeway, Outline Plans Submitted for 80 houses Granted for 400 homes & commercial space Bellway Industrial Estate Whitley Road Architectural Services Ltd, 33 Belvedere Road, Croxton Road Queniborough £0.38m Dominion Racing Stables, Seafield Planning authority: Rutland Job: Detail Quinton Business Park, Quinton, Birmingham, Client: Ms. Kate Pattison Agent: Self Build & Client: Henry Boot Developments Limited Longbenton Coventry, West Midlands, CV5 6PG Tel: 024 Planning authority: Charnwood Job: Lane Alvechurch Plans Granted for school teaching block West Midlands, B32 1AF Tel: 0121 423 2323 Design Architects, The Studio, Sylvan Vista, Agent: EC Harris, 1 Park Lane, Leeds, West Planning authority: North Tyneside Job: 76679753 Detailed Plans Submitted for 5 houses Planning authority: Bromsgrove Job: Detail (extension) Client: Wilds Lodge School DERBY £285.2M Brancepeth, Durham, DH7 8DT Tel: 0191 Yorkshire, LS3 1EP Tel: 0113 243 0624 Detail Plans Granted for 18 industrial/office/ BURTON-ON-TRENT £3.6M Client: Mr. Pami Gill Agent: D T Designs Ltd, Plans Granted for racing stable complex Developer: Ross Thain & Co, 20 Belton Street, Gate 10, Heavy Shop, Sinfin Lane 3784727 York Road Easingwold £4.2m storage/distribution units Client: Stoker And Land off, Tatenhill Lane Branston 74 Wyvern Avenue, Leicester, LE4 7HH Tel: (extension) Client: Dominion Racing Stables Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 2EF Tel: 01780 Planning authority: Derby Job: Detail Plans GUISBOROUGH £11.6M Planning authority: Hambleton Job: Outline Mathews Developer: Ian Belsham Associates, Planning authority: East Staffordshire Job: 0116 266 8947 Developer: SJD Architects Ltd, The Estate 482483 Granted for demolition (refurb) Client: Land at, Stokesley Road Plans Submitted for foodstore & petrol filling 4 Keel Row, The Watermark, Metro Riverside, Outline Plans Submitted for 51 houses & 4 LOUGHBOROUGH £10.9M Office, Grimley Lane, Finstall, Bromsgrove, UTTOXETER £0.58M Rolls-Royce Plc Agent: David Lock Planning authority: Redcar & Cleveland Job: station/health centre Client: Jomast Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, NE11 9SZ Tel: 0191 flats Client: Central & Country Developments Land East Of, Kirk Ley Road East Leake Hereford & Worcester, B60 3AF Tel: 01527 Parkside, 73 Stone Road Associates, 50 North Thirteenth Street, Detailed Plans Submitted for 188 houses Developments Ltd Agent: Plus 3 Architecture, 461 1411 Ltd Agent: Base Architecture & Design, Planning authority: Rushcliffe Job: Outline 558708 Planning authority: East Staffordshire Job: Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK9 3BP Client: Bellway Homes (North East) Ltd Archbold Terrace, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Former O’Donnell Construction, St. Nexus, Roushill, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 Plans Granted for 175 residential units Client: 551 - 555 Green Lane Small Heath Reserved Matters Granted for 8 residential Contractor: Buckingham Group Contracting Agent: POD, Toffee Factory, Lower Tyne & Wear, NE2 1DB Tel: 0191 281 7700 Lawrence Road £0.89m 1PT Tel: 01743 236400 Mr. & Ms. Senior & Wharton Agent: Oxalis £0.64m units Client: Centaur (Uttoxeter) Ltd Ltd, Silverstone Road, Stowe, Buckingham, Steenbergs Yard, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Land At, Station Road Nawton £0.74m Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne BURY ST. EDMUNDS £0.85M Planning, Wheatcroft Business Park, Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Developer: Sammons Architectural Ltd, 10 MK18 5LJ Tel: 01280 823355 Tyne & Wear, NE1 2DF Tel: 0845 872 7288 Planning authority: Ryedale Job: Detailed Job: Detail Plans Granted for industrial Building 1534, The Street Beck Row Raf Landmere Lane, Edwalton, Nottingham, NG12 Plans Granted for 8 flats & 6 retail units Cawdry Buildings, Fountain Street, Leek, NORWICH £0.7M LEEDS £5M Plans Submitted for 6 houses & 2 flats/2 building Client: British Engines Limited Mildenhall 4DG Tel: 01159845009 Client: Midlands Electrical Trade Supplies Staffordshire, ST13 6JP Tel: 01538 386002 J H Wones, Beccles Road Hales Reg Vardy Renault Dealership, Regent bungalows Client: Yorkshire Housing Agent: Developer: McLaren Engineering Limited, Planning authority: St. Edmundsbury Job: NORWICH £7.4M Developer: DNA Group, 122 Coniscliffe Road, WELLINGBOROUGH £0.54M Planning authority: South Norfolk Job: Street Bowman Riley Partnership, Wellington Berwick Road Industrial Estate, Wooler, Detailed Plans Submitted for motion flight Chequers Road
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