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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. Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for petrol Room, 130 Moat Street, Wigston, Agent: Ingleton Wood, 874 The Crescent, of Warwick Agent: Associated Architects, 1 ProLogis Developments Ltd Agent: ProLogis storage shed (new/extension) Client: Plans Granted for 8 houses/luxury houses & 1 filling station Client: Asda Stores Ltd Agent: Leicestershire, LE18 2GE Tel: 0116 288 0111 Colchester Business Park, Colchester, Essex, Severn Street Place, The Mailbox, Developments Ltd, Prologis House, 1 Heerema Hartlepool Ltd Agent: Tangent flat Client: G A Mell Builders Ltd Developer: MIDLANDS/ Deloitte Real Estate, 1 City Square, Leeds, NORTHAMPTON £0.4M CO4 9YQ Tender return date: Tenders are Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 1SE Monkspath Hall Road, Shirley, Solihull, West Construction Ltd, Parsons Business Centre, Gable Design Ltd, Railway Court, Ten Pound West Yorkshire, LS1 2AL Tel: 0113 243 9021 Park House, 94 Kingsley Park Terrace currently invited and the tender return date is Contractor: Kier Construction Limited Midlands, B90 4FY Contractor: Buckingham Hartlepool, Cleveland, TS25 2BJ Tel: 01429 Walk, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN4 5FB EAST ANGLIA SOLIHULL £0.53M Planning authority: Northampton Job: 31st October 2013. Tel: 01206 224 270 (Central), Tungsten Building, Central Group Contracting Ltd, Silverstone Road, 222002 Tel: 01302 363600 68 - 72 Alderbrook Road Detail Plans Granted for 10 flats (conversion) IPSWICH £12M Boulevard, Blythe Valley Park, Shirley, Stowe, Buckingham, MK18 5LJ Tel: 01280 HUDDERSFIELD £1M HUDDERSFIELD £17.3M Early Planning Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detailed Client: Better Properties Ltd Developer: Council Housing, Former playing fields Solihull, West Midlands, B90 8AU Tel: 0121 713 823355 The New Wharf, 52 Wakefield Road Land at Southgate, BIRMINGHAM £10.1M Plans Submitted for 7 houses Client: Abacus Better Properties Ltd, 129 Stamford Hill, off, Bader Close 6300 WALSALL £0.253M Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Detailed Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Plans Palmer Street/Little Edward St Architects Agent: Abacus Architects, 26 London, N16 5TW Tel: 020 8802 9736 Planning authority: Ipswich Job: Detailed DUDLEY £6.6M Old Square Shopping Centre, Old Plans Submitted for 13 student flats Client: Approved On Appeal for supermarket Client: Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Vittoria Street, Hockley, Birmingham, West NORWICH £3.2M Plans Submitted for 88 houses & 20 Dudley College, Priory Road Car Park, Square Mr. B Khela Agent: Acumen Designers & Tesco Stores Limited Developer: Outline Plans Submitted for data centre Midlands, B1 3PE Tel: 0121 608 3700 Land East Of Hillcrest, Long Lane Stoke bungalows Client: Ipswich Borough Council Priory Road Planning authority: Walsall Job: Detail Architects, Headrow House, Old Leeds Road, Development Planning Partnership, 5th Floor Client: Palmer Street LLP Agent: STOKE-ON-TRENT £4.1M Holy Cross Agent: Chaplin Farrant Ltd, 51 Yarmouth Planning authority: Dudley Job: Detail Plans Plans Granted for warehouse Client: Walsall Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 1SG Tel: 2 Wellington Place, Leeds, West Yorkshire, TTSP, 90 - 98 Goswell Road, London, EC1V Land North Of, A521 The Green Cheadle Planning authority: South Norfolk Job: Road, Thorpe, Norwich, Norfolk, NR7 0ET Granted for college building Client: Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council Agent: 01484 546000 LS1 4AP Tel: 0113 366 2007 7RD Tel: 020 7490 8899 Planning authority: Staffordshire Moorlands Detail Plans Granted for 50 houses Client: Tender return date: has been extended from College of Technology Agent: Metz Architects Weedon Partnership Architects, 176 - 178 LEEDS £1M NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £1M CHESTERFIELD £0.4M Job: Outline Plans Submitted for 63 houses John Paterson (Dilham) Ltd Developer: Cam 22nd to 29th October 2013 Tel: 01603 & Master Planners, Studio 1 Phoenix Square, Newhall Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, 14 Astley Lane Industrial Estate BEL Properties Ltd, Glasshouse Street Station Road Renishaw Client: Piper Homes Ltd Agent: ID Architects, 80 St Georges Street, Norwich, 700000 13 Morledge Street, Leicester, LE1 1TA B3 1SJ Contractor: Morgan Sindall Plc, 4215 Swillington Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Planning authority: Chesterfield Job: Partnership, 27 Spon Street, Coventry, West Norfolk, NR3 1DA Tel: 01603 666151 LEEK £4.5M Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland Ltd, High Waterside Centre, Birmingham Business Park, Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detailed Job: Detail Plans Granted for industrial Detailed Plans Submitted for land infill works Midlands, CV1 3BA Tel: 02476 527600 NOTTINGHAM £1M Buxton & Leek College, School of Art Edge Court, Church Street, Heage, Belper, Birmingham, West Midlands, B37 7YN Tel: Plans Submitted for 14 industrial units Client: building & office (extension) Client: BEL Client: Ash Construction Agent: Land & SWAFFHAM £0.29M Severn Trent Water Plc, Stoke Lane Building, Stockwell Street Derbyshire, DE56 2BW Tel: 01773 853131 0121 329 1500 Express Bi-Folding Doors Ltd Agent: Valves Ltd Developer: Knight Frank, St. Anns Development Practice, 1 Horsefair, Wetherby, Waitrose Ltd, Castle Acre Road Green Burton Joyce Planning authority: Staffordshire HEANOR £8.5M WEDNESBURY £0.45M Construct Architectural, 45 Woodhall Road, Quay, 118 Quayside, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, West Yorkshire, LS22 6JG Tel: 01937 588833 Way Planning authority: Gedling Job: Detail Moorlands Job: Detail Plans Granted for Florence Shipley Home, Market Place Exol Lubricants, All Saints Road Calverley, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 5PP Tyne & Wear, NE1 3BB Tel: 0191 221 2211 CORBY £1.2M Planning authority: Breckland Job: Detailed Plans Granted for wind turbine Client: Severn college (extension/refurbishment) Client: Planning authority: Amber Valley Job: Detail Planning authority: Walsall Job: Detail Tel: 07875 077 145 PICKERING £1.1M Part of Parcel R23, Priors Hall Plans Submitted for supermarket cafe Trent Water Plc Developer: TNEI Services Ltd, Leek College of Further Education Agent: Plans Granted for residential care centre Plans Granted for industrial storage (new/ Land At The Junction Of, East Park 10 Thornton Road Industrial Estat Development Site,D, Stamford Road (extension) Client: Waitrose Ltd Agent: B + Floor B Milburn House, Dean Street, Hunt Feneley Architecture, The Moseley Client: Derbyshire County Council Agent: extension) Client: Exol Lubricants Ltd Agent: Road And Charlton Grove Burmantofts Planning authority: Ryedale Job: Detail East of Gretton Road,Kirb Weldon R Architects, Suncourt House, 18 - 26 Essex Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE1 1LE Exchange, 149 - 153 Alcester Road, Glancy Nicholls Architects, 3 Greenfield DJD Architects, 2 St. Oswalds Road, £1.4m Plans Granted for industrial warehouse Planning authority: East Northamptonshire Road, London, N1 8LN Tel: 020 3227 0800 Tel: 0191 211 1400 Birmingham, West Midlands, B13 8JP Tender Crescent, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Worcester, WR1 1HZ Contractor: G P Thomas Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detailed (extension) Client: Ryetools Ltd Developer: Job: Approval Of Reserved Matters for 16 WILLENHALL £0.31M PETERBOROUGH £0.54M return date: 21st October 2013 for a Midlands, B15 3BE Contractor: Mansell & Son Ltd, Southern Avenue, Leominster, Plans Submitted for 30 flats Client: Leeds Richard Green, 33 Hall Garth Lane, West houses Client: Francis Jackson Homes Ltd 69 - 72 Wednesfield Road 13 Eagle Business Park, Imperial Way Traditional Contract. Tel: 0121 449 3065 (Midlands) Ltd, Apex Business Park, Hereford & Worcester, HR6 0RW Tel: 01568 City Council Agent: NPS (Leeds), 1/F Ayton, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO13 Agent: Francis Jackson Homes Ltd, 6 High Planning authority: Walsall Job: Outline Yaxley STOURBRIDGE £1.2M Ruddington Lane, Nottingham, NG11 7DD Tel: 612977 Evolution House, 34 - 36 Springwell Road, 9JA Tel: 01723 864607 Street, Olney, Buckinghamshire, MK46 4BB Plans Submitted for 4 residential units Planning authority: Huntingdon Job: Detail King Edward VI College, Lower High 0115 853 3730 Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS12 1AW Tel: 0113 320 SETTLE £0.53M Tel: 01234 717700 Client: Mr. Singh Agent: Urban.Iso, 49 Oxford Plans Granted for industrial workshop Street LEICESTER £0.75M 1630 Land adjacent to Raines Road, DERBY £1.1M Street, Stirchley, Birmingham, West Midlands, building Client: Windsor Engineering Ltd Planning authority: Dudley Job: Detail Catherine Junior School, Brandon NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £1M Horton-in-Ribblesdale Balfour Beatty Ltd, West Service Road B30 2LH Tel: 0797 4950785 Developer: Aspect Consulting Engineers Ltd, Plans Granted for college (extension) Client: Street NORTH/ Plummer House, 11 Market Street East Planning authority: Craven Job: Detail Plans Raynesway Lathkill House, London Road, RTC Business King Edward VI College Agent: Bryant Priest Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Granted for 7 houses Client: Mr. James Planning authority: Derby Job: Detailed Plans Approved Centre, Derby, DE24 8UP Tel: 01332 258833 Newman, 3 Mary Street, Birmingham, West Plans Granted for school (alterations) Client: NORTH-EAST Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 193 Holgate Developer: Mr. Jonathan Athay, The Plans Submitted for industrial workshop/ ALFRETON £1M TIPTON £0.6M Midlands, B3 1UD Tender
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