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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. Planning authority: Rugby Job: Outline Developer: Ian H Bix & Associates, Sandpiper Road Wythall £13.35m Properties Ltd Agent: Malcolm Tempest Ltd, Christopher Street, London, EC2A 2BS Tel: Humberside, HU13 9PB Tel: 101 01482 326415 Plans Submitted for 5 houses Client: Mr. House, Leete Way, West Winch, King’s Lynn, Planning authority: Bromsgrove Job: High Parks, Newton-le-Willows, Bedale, 020 7843 3199 KNARESBOROUGH £1M Contracts MIDLANDS/ EAST Brian Swan Agent: Mrs. Beverley Bates, 25 Norfolk, PE33 0ST Tel: 01553 844077 Reserved Matters Granted for 174 houses & 4 North Yorkshire, DL8 1TP Tel: 01677 450777 HULL £10M St James Retail Park, Grimbald Crag Main Road, Kilsby, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 NOTTINGHAM £1M bungalows Client: Miller Homes (East BEDLINGTON £1.05M Carlam Hill Farm, Carlam Lane Wawne Road BARNSLEY £7.275M ANGLIA 8XR Tel: 01788 822486 Cafe and residential Units, Clifton Lane Midlands) Agent: Miller Homes (East Land South Of Red House Farm E, Red Planning authority: Kingston-Upon-Hull Planning authority: Harrogate Job: Detail Land at, Ellwood Off Wilson SOLIHULL £0.5M Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Detail Midlands), 2 Centro Place, Pride Park, Derby, House Farm Estate Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for solar Plans Granted for supermarket (conversion) GroveLundwood Early Planning Four Ashes Golf Club, Four Ashes Road Plans Granted for vehicle sales & workshop DE24 8RF Contractor: Miller Homes (East Planning authority: Northumberland Job: photovoltaic park Client: Aura Power Agent: Client: Marks & Spencer Developer: Lewis & Planning authority: Barnsley Job: Detail BIRMINGHAM £11.3M Dorridge Client: Pentagon Investments Ltd Midlands), 2 Centro Place, Pride Park, Derby, Detailed Plans Submitted for 11 houses & 3 One Wind Renewables, Lower Willand House, Hickey Ltd, Farnham Road, Guildford, Surrey, Plans Granted for 97 houses Client: Gleeson ARK Kings Academy, former Kings Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detailed Developer: Design To Build, 159 Ivyhouse DE24 8RF Tel: 08703 364400 bungalows Client: Bernicia Group Agent: Churchstanton, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 7RL GU1 4XA Tel: 01483 560908 Homes Ltd Agent: Gleeson Homes Ltd, 6 Norton High Schoo, Shannon Road Plans Submitted for golf course Client: Four Lane, Dudley, Bilston, West Midlands, WV14 BURY ST. EDMUNDS £3.2M Anthony Watson Architects, 5 Douro Terrace, Tel: 0117 251 0046 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £4.5M Europa Court, Sheffield Business Park, Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Ashs Golf Range Agent: Cross & Craig 9LA Tel: 01902 887337 Land south of Priors Inn 3 & 5, Priors Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, SR2 7DX Tel: 0191 LEEDS £36.1M Warwick House, Grantham Road Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S9 1XE Detailed Plans Submitted for school Associates, Vine House 462A, Station Road, PETERBOROUGH £0.5M Avenue 565 0174 Whitehall Riverside, Whitehall Road Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Contractor: Gleeson Homes Ltd, 6 Europa remodelling Client: Department for Dorridge, Solihull, West Midlands, B93 8HB Yaxley Fire Station, Main Street Yaxley Planning authority: St. Edmundsbury Job: BEVERLEY £4.5M Planning authority: Leeds Job: Outline Job: Detail Plans Granted for 105 flats Court, Sheffield Business Park, Sheffield, Education Agent: Ryder Architecture, Cooper Tel: 01564 773927 Planning authority: Huntingdon Job: Detail Detail Plans Granted for 12 houses/11 flats/9 Ld E Of Keldmarsh Primary Scho, Plans Granted for 3 offices & 1 multi storey car (conversion/alterations) Client: Warwick South Yorkshire, S9 1XE Tel: 01142 612 900 Studios, Westgate Road, Newcastle-Upon- STRATFORD-ON-AVON £1.875M Plans Granted for fire station training centre bungalows Client: Havebury Housing Woodmansey Mile park Client: Town Centre Securities Plc House Development Developer: Archeng, BRIGG £0.975M Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE1 3NN Tel: 0191 269 Land Adjoining, Welford Road Long (extension) Client: Cambridgeshire Fire & Partnership Agent: Ingleton Wood, 43 All Saints Planning authority: East Riding Job: Outline Agent: Enjoy Design Ltd, Blayds House, 21 Victoria Terrace, Rainhill, Prescot, Merseyside, Land at, Wyatt Avenue Broughton 5454 Marston Rescue Service Developer: Frank Shaw Green, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 3LY Contractor: Plans Granted for 70 houses Client: Central Blayds Yard, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 4AD L35 0LH Tel: 07801 825 633 Planning authority: North Lincolnshire Job: CAMBRIDGE £3.8M Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: Associates Ltd, Jubilee House, Mill Lane, Dove Jeffery Homes Ltd, Chalkwell Lawns, 648 Land Holdings Ltd Agent: Barton Willmore Tel: 0113 2423622 Elite Embroidery Ltd Elite Hou, Front Detail Plans Granted for 13 bungalows (new/ 14 Big Yellow Self Storage, Henley Road Outline Plans Granted for 25 houses/ Sawston, Cambridge, CB22 3HZ Tel: 01223 - 656 London Road, Westcliff-On-Sea, Essex, Partnership, St Andrews House, St Andrews MIRFIELD £10.3M Street Bells Close Industrial Estate extension) Client: North Lincolnshire Homes Coral Park bungalows Client: Bloor Homes Western 838100 SS0 9HR Tel: 01702 340407 Road, Chesterton, Cambridge, CB4 1WB Tel: Land at, Slipper Lane £0.6m Agent: Browne Smith Baker, The Deep Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Agent: Hunter Page Planning Ltd, Thornbury STAFFORD £4.2M DERBY £3.3M 01223 345555 Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Outline Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Business Centre, Tower Street, Hull, Detailed Plans Submitted for 4 storage units House,, 18 High Street, Cheltenham, MOD Stafford, Beaconside Beacon Land to the South And East of, Plasticon Europe, 6 Beck View Road Plans Granted for 166 houses & 8 industrial/ Job: Detail Plans Granted for industrial/ Humberside, HU1 4BG Contractor: T G (new/conversion) Client: The Big Yellow Self Gloucestershire, GL50 1DZ Tel: 01242 230066 Barracks Hollybrook Way Portico Road & £0.5m office/storage units Client: Taylor Wimpey office/warehouse & distribution unit Client: Sowerby Development Ltd, Southpark Road, Storage Co Ltd Agent: Mountford Pigott LLP, TAMWORTH £8.1M Planning authority: Stafford Job: Detail Plans Bowbank Close(Highfields Farm) Planning authority: East Riding Job: (Yorkshire) Agent: John R Paley Associates, Elite Embroidery Ltd Developer: Ian Belsham Southpark Industrial Estate, Scunthorpe, 50, Kingston Road, New Malden, Surrey, Land Off, Tinkers Green Road Granted for military living accommodation Planning authority: South Derbyshire Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for office building 14 Mariner Court, Calder Park, Parag, Associates, 4 Keel Row, The Watermark, Humberside, DN17 2BY Tel: 01724 850930 Manchester, KT3 3LZ Tel: 020 8942 8942 Wilnecote Client: Defence Infrastructure Organisation Reserved Matters Granted for 44 houses Client: Romica Engineering Ltd Agent: Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF4 3FL Tel: Metro Riverside, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, CORBRIDGE £1M COVENTRY £3.7M Planning authority: Tamworth Job: Outline Developer: HLM Architects Ltd, 2nd Floor Ailsa Client: Miller Homes (East Midlands) Agent: Jonathan Smith Architect, 44 Normandy 01924 383322 NE11 9SZ Tel: 0191 461 1411 Chains Drive 72 Radford Road Plans Submitted for 72 houses & 36 flats Court, 121 West Regent Street, Glasgow, Phil Jones Associates, Sevenhouse, High Avenue, Beverley, Humberside, HU17 8PE Tel: YORK £3M Land Bounded By Hadrians Way T, Planning authority: Northumberland Job: Planning authority: Coventry Job: Detailed Client: Tamworth Borough Council Agent: Strathclyde, G2 2SD Tel: 0141 226 8320 Street, Longbridge, Birmingham, West 01482 881864 Land Lying To The West Of, Metcalfe Scotswood Road £0.675m Detail Plans Granted for landscaping works Plans Submitted for community building BM3 Architecture Ltd, 28 Pickford Street, TAMWORTH £2.175M Midlands, B31 2UQ Contractor: Miller Homes BRADFORD £1.1M Lane Osbaldwick Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Client: Persimmon Homes (North East) Client: RSSB British Isles Agent: Mr. Ravinder Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 5QH Tel: Land Rear of, 1 - 6 Copeland Close (East Midlands), 2 Centro Place, Pride Park, 2 Roydsdale Way Euroway Industrial Planning authority: York Job: Detailed Plans Job: Detail Plans Granted for 9 houses Agent: Persimmon Homes (North East), Esh Kumar, The Old Coach House, 4 Montague 0121 633 0000 Warton Derby, DE24 8RF Tel: 08703 364400 Estate Submitted for 40 houses Client: Joseph Client: New Tyne West Development Plaza, Sir Bobby Robson Way, New Castle Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West WISBECH £1.575M Planning authority: North Warwickshire DUDLEY £4M Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detailed Rowntree Housing Trust Agent: Richards Company Developer: ID Partnership, St. Great Park, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Midlands, B16 9HR Tel: 078 11331210 The Dale, Begdale Road Elm Job: Detail Plans Granted for 29 houses Dudley College, Mons Hill Camp, Wrens Plans Submitted for portable training facility Partington Architects, Reliance Wharf, Judes, Barker Street, Shieldfield, Newcastle- Wear, NE13 9BA Contractor: Persimmon DERBY £4.7M Planning authority: Fenland Job: Detailed Client: Mr. Vince Wetton Developer: Ritchie & Hill Road building Client: Dart Group Plc Agent: Carey Hertford Road, London, N1 5EW Tel: 020 7241 Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE2 1AS Tel: 0191 Homes (North East), Esh Plaza, Sir Bobby High Grange School, Hospital Lane Plans
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