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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 Granted for 48 houses & 24 flats Job: Detail Plans Granted for cold storage Developer: Apex Design, 54 - 56 High Construction, Durhamgate, Green Lane, Suite Zest Energy Solutions Ltd, 9 Station Road, DONCASTER £0.8M Plans Submitted for warehouse (extension) Client: Lateral Property Group & building Client: Hexcel Corporation Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HW Tel: 0115 1, Spennymoor, County Durham, DL16 6FY Tel: Knowle, Solihull, West Midlands, B93 0HL Crossfield Lane and Skellow Client: Bolling Investments Ltd Agent: MIDLANDS/ Saint-Gobain Building Distribution Ltd Agent: Developer: Holt Architectural, Brambly 9508400 01388 813335 Contractor: Lark Energy Ltd, Spitfire Park, Planning authority: Doncaster Job: Detailed Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson, 13 Broomgrove MPSL Planning & Design Ltd, Commercial Hedge, Dereham Road, Colkirk, Fakenham, SOLIHULL £0.75M CAMBRIDGE £1.4M Northfield Road, Market Deeping, Plans Submitted for 16 flats (alterations) Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 2LZ Tel: EAST ANGLIA House, 14 West Point Enterprise Park, Norfolk, NR21 7NQ Tel: 0844 800 3644 Tanworth & Camp Hill Cricket C, 174 Former Hilltop Day Centre, Primrose Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE6 8GY Tel: Client: St Leger Homes Doncaster Agent: St 0114 266 8181 Clarence Avenue, Trafford Park, Manchester, COVENTRY £1M Rumbush Lane Earlswood Street 01778 380718 Leger Homes Doncaster, Shaw Lane YORK £50M Early Planning M17 1QS Tel: 0161 772 1999 55 Terry Road Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detail Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail NEWARK £5.325M Industrial Estate, Ogden Road, Doncaster, Coppergate Walk BIRMINGHAM £4.15M PETERBOROUGH £0.25M Planning authority: Coventry Job: Detail Plans Granted for cricket club (extension) Plans Granted for 30 student flats Client: Teknowledge Group, 111 Sleaford Road South Yorkshire, DN2 4SQ Tel: 01302 736328 Planning authority: York Job: Detailed Plans Land at, Summer Hill Street Edward 5 The Crescent Woodston Plans Granted for student accommodation Client: Tanworth & Camp Hill Cricket Club MPM Properties Ltd Agent: Pentaco Planning authority: Newark & Sherwood ELLAND £2.05M Submitted for commercial & residential Street City Centre Planning authority: Peterborough Job: Client: MJ Phoenix Property Ltd Developer: Developer: Progression Consultants Ltd, The Construction Ltd, 15 Hurricane Way, Norwich, Job: Detail Plans Granted for 51 houses & 20 27 Woodman Works, South Lane Client: Lasalle Investment Management Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Outline Plans Submitted for 5 flats Client: The Space Studio, The Orb, 15a Albion Street, Dairy, Packwood Road, Lapworth, Solihull, Norfolk, NR6 6EZ Contractor: Pentaco flats Client: Westleigh Homes Agent: Planning authority: Calderdale Job: Detailed Agent: CZWG Architects, 17 Bowling Green Detailed Plans Submitted for 82 flats & 1 Mr. Altaf Hussain Agent: H A Architectural Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 3ED Tel: 0121 West Midlands, B94 6EJ Tel: 01564 730191 Construction Ltd, 15 Hurricane Way, Norwich, Landmark Planning Ltd, 10 Salisbury Road, Plans Submitted for manufacturing unit Lane, London, EC1R 0QB Tel: 020 7253 2523 retail unit Client: Gallan Group Agent: BM3 Services, Orion House, 14 Barn Hill, Stamford, 212 9615 WOLVERHAMPTON £0.375M Norfolk, NR6 6EZ Tel: 01603 778950 Leicester, LE1 7QR Contractor: Westleigh Client: Heathleigh Ltd Agent: Michael Architecture Ltd, 28 Pickford Street, Lincolnshire, PE9 2AE Tel: Not Available GRANTHAM £10M Sub-station SitMerridale Court, CANNOCK £1.3M Homes, Tudorgate, Grange Business Park, Denton Associates, 1 St John’s Lane, Halifax, Plans Approved Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 5QH Tel: SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR £0.3M A52 Grantham Relief Road, Merridale Road 410 - 418 Cannock Road Enderby Road, Whetstone, Leicester, LE8 6EP West Yorkshire, HX1 2JD Tel: 01422 364983 BRADFORD £3.3M 0121 633 0000 Wolford Field Farm, Wolford Fields Planning authority: South Kesteven Job: Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: Planning authority: Cannock Chase Job: Tel: 0116 277 3324 HALIFAX £1M City Exchange, 61 Hall Ings CHESTERFIELD £0.45M Little Wolford Detail Plans Granted for link road Client: Detail Plans Granted for 5 houses Client: Mr. Detail Plans Granted for 35 houses Client: NORWICH £9M Hebble Brook Business Park, Hays Lane Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detail Avondale Surgery, 3 - 5 Avondale Road Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: Lincolnshire County Council Developer: Kier, Andy Reilly Developer: Ritchie & Ritchie LLP, The Wrekin Housing Trust Agent: J Mason The Bridge, Land Adjacent To Novi Sad Planning authority: Calderdale Job: Outline Plans Granted for 66 flats (conversion) Planning authority: Chesterfield Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 4 residential West House, Tithebarn Street, Mercury Court, Ground Floor The Manor House, Lichfield Associates Ltd, St Thomas House, 83 Brid, Wherry Road Plans Granted for residential development Client: City Exchange Investments Ltd Detailed Plans Submitted for 4 houses & 2 units (conversion) Client: Johnson & Johnson Liverpool, Merseyside, L2 2QP Tel: 0151 237 Street, Tamworth, Staffordshire, B79 7QF Tel: Wolverhampton Road, Cannock, Planning authority: Norwich Job: Detail Client: Swinton Group Agent: Robert Developer: Beckwith Design Associates, The flats (new/conversion) Client: Mr. Efe Omu Builders Agent: Mr. Steven Chance, The Old 2020 01827 62251 Staffordshire, WS11 1AR Contractor: Niken Plans Granted for 66 flats Client: Generator Halstead Chartered Surveyor, 30 Smithies Studio, 61 Leeds Road, Bradford, West Agent: Cero Architecture, The Yews, Yews Post Office, Burmington, Shipston-On-Stour, KING’S LYNN £5.25M Construction, Niken House, 40 Hall Lane, Group Agent: Grafik Architects Ltd, Radford Lane, Birstall, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX4 Yorkshire, BD1 5AF Tel: 01274 728 683 Drive, Worrall, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S35 Warwickshire, CV36 5AF Tel: Not Available Land North Of, Whittington Hill Tenders Walsall Wood, Walsall, West Midlands, WS9 Way, Billericay, Essex, CM12 0DZ Contractor: 0AD Tel: 01422 379841 BRIDLINGTON £1.275M 0BH Tel: Not Available SPALDING £0.83M Whittington Oxborough Lane BELPER £2M 9AP Tel: 01543 376 958 R G Carter (Drayton), 9 - 11 Drayton High Road, HULL £1M South Cliff Chalets, Belvedere Parade COVENTRY £2.55M Sutton Bridge Marina, West Bank Planning authority: Kings Lynn & West B And M, Chapel Street CHESTERFIELD £0.9M Drayton, Norwich, Norfolk, NR8 6AH Tel: A63/Castle Street Between, Humber Planning authority: East Riding Job: Detail Belgrade Plaza, Land bounded by, Sutton Bridge Norfolk Job: Detail Plans Granted for 18920 Planning authority: Amber Valley Job: Former Ace Of Clubs &, Mansfield Road 01603 867355 Dock And Princes Dock Plans Granted for 17 beach chalets Client: Ryley Street Bond Street, Hill Street Planning authority: South Holland Job: solar panels Client: Whittington Hill Solar Detailed Plans Submitted for 2 shops Bolsover GrillHillstown, NOTTINGHAM £1.5M Planning authority: Kingston-Upon-Hull East Riding of Yorkshire Council Developer: Planning authority: Coventry Job: Outline Detailed Plans Submitted for marina & Limited Developer: Pegasus Group Ltd, (extension/alterations) Client: Henry Boot Planning authority: Bolsover Job: Detail The Watercourt, 116 - 118 Canal Street Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for bridge East Riding of Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Plans Granted for 49 flats/1 student commercial moorings Client: Lincolnshire Pegasus House, Querns Business Centre, Development Limited Agent: WYG Plans Granted for 18 flats Client: Abbotsbury Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail works Client: Highways England Agent: Ove Cross Street, Beverley, Humberside, HU17 9BA accommodation/community & retail units County Council Agent: Drake Towage Ltd, Whitworth Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, Engineering Ltd, Media City, Trafford Wharf Contractors Agent: Windle Cook Architects Plans Granted for office (extension/refurbish- Arup & Partners, Rose Wharf, 78 East Street, Tel: 01482 887700 Client: Downing Students (Newcastle) LP Inc. Crab Marsh, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 GL7 1RT Tel: 01285 641717 Road, Quay West, Trafford Park, Manchester, Ltd, 927 Chesterfield Road, Sheffield, South ment) Client: Marlborough Property Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS9 8EE Tel: 0113 DONCASTER £1.5M Agent: Simpson Haugh & Partners, 4 3JQ Tel: 01945 589539 LEICESTER £1.35M M17 1HH Tender return date: Tenders invited. Yorkshire, S8 0SS Contractor: Abbotsbury (Watermead) Ltd Agent: Marchini Curran 2428498 Oswin Avenue Balby Commercial Street, Riverside, Manchester, STRATFORD-ON-AVON £1.125M 7 - 35 Knights Close Billesdon Tel: 0161 872 3223 Contractors, Midland Court, 2 Midland Way, Associates, 54a High Pavement, Nottingham, LEEDS £7.6M Planning authority: Doncaster Job: Detail M15 4RQ Tel: 0161 835 2345 The Willows, Welford Road Long Planning authority: Harborough Job: Detail CAMBRIDGE £10M Barlborough, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 NG1 1HW Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland, Land Formerly Shaftesbury Hote, York Plans Granted for 22 houses Client: Mr. Andy DUDLEY £4.2M Marston Plans Granted for 9 houses/6 flats & 3 bunga- The Perse Upper School, Hills Road 4UL Tel: 01246 810444 Robert W Kirkland House, Alfreton Road, Road Stanfield Developer: Coda Studios Limited,
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