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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. alterations) Client: J Sainsbury Plc Agent: house Client: Campion Developments Detail Plans Granted for hospice (refurbish- Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG5 1RP Tel: Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: LEEDS £0.51M STOCKTON-ON-TEES £7.4M Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson, 17 Broomgrove Limited Developer: Reedling Consultants, ment) Client: St Nicholas Hospice Agent: 01462 480477 Reserved Matters Granted for 160 residential Leeds College of Art, Blenheim Walk Site Known As Parkfield (Site, Dovecot MIDLANDS/ Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S10 2LZ Tel: Fastolff House, 30 Regent Street, Great The Whitworth Co Partnership, 18 Hatter NOTTINGHAM £1.5M units Client: Bovis Homes (Central Region) Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detailed Road 0114 266 8181 Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 1RR Tel: Street, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1NE Halley House, 33 - 37 Hounds Gate Ltd Agent: Bovis Homes (Central Region) Ltd, Plans Submitted for college (extension) Planning authority: Stockton-On-Tees Job: EAST ANGLIA MARKET HARBOROUGH £1.9M LEICESTER £4.7M Tender return date: 28th October 2013 for a Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Highway Point, Gorsey Lane, Coleshill, Client: Leeds College of Art & Design Agent: Detail Plans Granted for 117 residential units J G Pears (Market Harborough), Land At Enderby Substation, Desford Traditional Contract. Tel: 01284 760421 Plans Granted for 61 student flats Birmingham, West Midlands, B46 1JU Braithwaite & Jackman, 31 Harrogate Road, Client: Tees Valley Housing Developer: Jane Early Planning Leicester Lane Great Bowden Road Enderby NOTTINGHAM £3M (conversion/alterations) Client: Forshaw Contractor: Bovis Homes (Central Region) Chapel Allerton, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS7 Darbyshire & David Kendall Ltd, Millmount, BIRMINGHAM £1M Planning authority: Harborough Job: Planning authority: Blaby Job: Detail Plans The Square, 1 - 22 High Road Beeston Land & Planning Ltd Agent: Hattrell DS One Ltd, Highway Point, Gorsey Lane, Coleshill, 3PD Tel: 0113 239 2039 Ponteland Road, Cowgate, Newcastle-Upon- Former Inns Free Public House, Detailed Plans Submitted for industrial unit Granted for air conditioned storage facility Planning authority: Broxtowe Job: Detail Architects LLP, Arthur House, Chorlton Birmingham, West Midlands, B46 1JU Tel: NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £0.68M Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE5 3AL Tel: 0191 286 0811 Clements Road Yardley (extension) Client: J G Pears (Newark) Ltd Client: Birch Sites Ltd Developer: Dalton Plans Granted for 4 commercial units (new/ Street, Manchester, M1 3EJ Contractor: Colbre 01675 437000 Hadrian School, Bertram Crescent Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Agent: Sammons Architectural Ltd, 10 Warner Davis, 3rd Floor 21 Garlick Hill, London, alterations) Client: Henry Boot Develop- Projects, 5 - 7 Deardengate, Haslingden, WIGSTON £2.5M Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Tenders Outline Plans Granted for 14 luxury houses Cawdry Buildings, Fountain Street, Leek, EC4V 2AU Tel: 020 7489 4894 ments Limited Agent: Jefferson Sheard Rossendale, Lancashire, BB4 5QN Tel: 01706 Site to be confirmed Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for school BATLEY £4.5M Client: Highgate Property Developments Staffordshire, ST13 6JP Tel: 01538 386002 NORWICH £1.7M Architects Ltd, Fulcrum, 2 Sidney Street, 228090 Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail sports hall (extension) Client: Hadrian Healey Estate Development, Burnsall Agent: Brophy Riaz & Partners, 48A Hylton NORTHAMPTON £1M St. Saviours Lane Blackfriars Street Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 4RH Tender PETERBOROUGH £18M Plans Granted for medical centre Client: GPI School Agent: Building Surveyors Ltd, Yours Road, Hayburn Road Arnncliffe Road Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, West Former Highways Storage Depot, Planning authority: Norwich Job: Detail return date: 28th October 2013 for a Yewtree Farm, Glassmoor Bank Northern Agent: James Totty Partnership, 38 Business Networks, Delta Bank Road, Metro Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Detailed Midlands, B18 6HN Tel: 0121 507 1616 Weedon Road Upper Heyford Plans Granted for 37 residential units & office Traditional Contract. Tel: 0114 276 1651 Whittlesey Wilkinson Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Riverside Park, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, NE11 Plans Submitted for 42 houses & 9 sheltered Faizul Quran Jamia Masjid, 213 - 217 Planning authority: South Northampton- Client: Country & Metropolitan Developer: Planning authority: Fenland Job: Detail S10 2GB Contractor: G F Tomlinson & Sons 9DJ Tel: 0191 2679108 flats Client: Home Housing Association Ltd Lozells Road Lozells £1m shire Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for pallet ASD Architecture Ltd, 16A Bridge Street, Contracts Plans Granted for 6 wind turbines Client: Ltd, Tomlinson House, Duffield Road, Little OTLEY £1.9M Agent: West & Machell, 1 Northwest Business Planning authority: Birmingham Job: storage & haulage yard Client: Palmer Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 8AQ Tel: 01986 BIRMINGHAM £8.8M Wind Direct Ltd Agent: Wind Direct Ltd, 7 Eaton, Derby, DE21 5DR Tel: 01332 831600 Land off, East Busk Lane Park, Servia Hill, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 Detailed Plans Submitted for mosque (exten- Palletts Agent: Palmer Palletts, 20 872250 Land off Bowcroft Grove, Pitts Farm Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1HG WISBECH £2.1M Planning authority: Leeds Job: Outline 2QH Tender return date: 28th October 2013 sion) Client: Faizulquran Jamia Mosque Lanchester Way, Royal Oak Ind Estate, NOTTINGHAM £1.4M Road Elphinstone End, Penndale Contractor: EDF Energy, 27 Osborn Street, The Dale, 1 Begdale Road Elm Plans Submitted for 28 houses Client: BBS for a Traditional Contract. Tel: 0113 246 1746 Agent: Z S Partnership, 469 Coventry Road, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 8PH Tel: Maville House Maville Works, Beech Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail London, E1 6TG Tel: 020 7242 9050 Planning authority: Fenland Job: Detail (Brick & Stone) Ltd Agent: John R Paley MALTON £3.5M Small Heath, Birmingham, West Midlands, 01327 312000 Avenue New Basford Plans Granted for 88 residential units Client: RUGBY £1M Plans Granted for 21 houses Client: Roddons Associates, 1 Red Hall Crescent, Paragon Jack Berry House, The Rugby Club Old B10 0TJ Tel: 0121 7724096 NORWICH £0.25M Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Birmingham City Council Agent: Walker Part Of Former Bilton Bypass, Ivy Housing Association Agent: MEPK Architects, Business Village, Parag, Wakefield, West Malton Road BRACKLEY £5.9M Compartment 22 Right Bank Of T, Pyes Plans Granted for 40 flats (conversion) Troup Architects, 52 Lyndon Road, Sutton Grange Bilton314-322 Bilton Road Rear 20 - 22 Vestry Street, London, N1 7RE Yorkshire, WF1 2DF Tel: 01924 383322 Planning authority: Ryedale Job: Detail Land at Radstone Fields, Radstone Mill Road Loddon River Chet Client: London Business & Investments Coldfield, West Midlands, B73 6BS off L Contractor: Mansell Construction Services PETERLEE £0.58M Plans Granted for rehabilitation centre & Road Between Halse Road & Downstream Of Developer: Property & Project Management, Contractor: Keepmoat Homes Ltd, Planning authority: Rugby Job: Detail Plans Ltd, Roman House, Turbine Way, Ecotech Shinwell Medical Centre, Fourth Street house Client: The Injured Jockeys Fund Planning authority: South Northampton- Planning authority: Broads National Park Guy Birkin Place, Beech Avenue, New Basford, Regeneration House, Gorsey Lane, Coleshill, Granted for 11 houses Client: Court Innovation Bus Park, Swaffham, Norfolk, Planning authority: Durham County Job: Agent: Townscape Architects Limited, shire Job: Approval Of Reserved Matters for Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for flood No Limits House, Nottingham, NG7 7LU Tel: Birmingham, West Midlands, B46 1JU Tel: (Warwickshire) Ltd Agent: Cadsquare PE37 7XD Tel: 01760 721388 Detailed Plans Submitted for medical centre Copthall Bridge House, Station Bridge, 84 houses & 4 flats Client: George Wimpey protection works (refurb) Client: Environment 01509 220 656 01675 461661 Midlands Ltd, The Stables, Woodbury Lane, (extension) Client: Shinwell Medical Centre Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 1SP Tender South Midlands Ltd Agent: CMYK Planning & Agency Agent: Broadland Environmental RUSHDEN £2.6M Land at, High Street Castle Vale £0.93m Norton, Worcester, WR5 2PT Contractor: Agent: P+HS Architects, The Old Station, return date: 1st November 2013 for a Design, Unit 6 Gavel Centre, Porters Wood, St. Services Ltd, 3rd Floor Grosvenor House, 112 - Vacant Land Formerly, 10 Higham Road Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Court (Warwickshire) Ltd, PO BOX 61, Station Road, Stokesley, Middlesbrough, Traditional Contract. Tel: 01423 790105 Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 6PQ Tel: 01727 114 Prince of Wales Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 Planning authority: East Northamptonshire Plans Granted for 8 flats/7 houses & 4 retail Willoughby, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 8BE NORTH/ Cleveland, TS9 7AB Tel: 01642 712684 PUDSEY £3M 830123 1NS Tel: 01603 226161 Job: Detail Plans Granted for nursing home units Client: Castle Vale Community Housing Tel: 01788 891410 SKIPTON £0.5M Leeds & Bradford Boiler Co Ltd, CAMBRIDGE £0.3M RUGBY £6.4M Client: S.A.H. Nursing Homes Ltd Developer: Agent: S P Faizey, 1 Station Court, Girton SKEGNESS £0.3M NORTH-EAST Plots 1 & 2 Former Robertshaw, Church
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