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Contract Leads Powered by EARLY PLANNING Projects in Planning up to Detailed Plans Submitted Contract Leads Powered by EARLY PLANNINGProjects in planning up to detailed plans submitted. PLANS APPROVEDProjects where the detailed plans have been approved but are still at pre-tender stage. TENDERSProjects that are at the tender stage CONTRACTSApproved projects at main contract awarded stage. GL53 7EG Tel: 01242 257080 Planning authority: Nuneaton & Bedworth SaintsRoad Coventry Business Park, Coventry, West Plc, Serco House, 16 Bartley Wood Business Planning authority: Middlesbrough Job: buildings Client: NAViGO Developer: Ettridge LEICESTER £0.5M Job: Detail Plans Granted for 7 residential Planning authority: Stoke-On-Trent Job: Midlands, CV5 6UB Contractor: Chalcroft Park, Bartley Way, Hook, Hampshire, RG27 Outline Plans Granted for fire station Client: Architecture Ltd, 26 Ferriby Road, Hessle, MIDLANDS/ 6VicarageLaneHumberstone units Client: Mr. K Wood Developer: Savage Detail Plans Granted for 23 houses Client: Ad Construction, Hamlin Way, King’s Lynn, 9UY Tel: 01256 745900 Cleveland Fire Brigade Agent: Atkins, Albany Humberside, HU13 0PG Tel: 01482 420 718 Planning authority: Leicester Job: Outline Hayward Architects, 19 Station Road, Astra Capital Ventures Ltd Developer: Norfolk, PE30 4NG Tel: 01553 776543 WARWICK £0.7M Court, Monarch Road, Newcastle Business HALIFAX £1M EAST ANGLIA Plans Submitted for residential development Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1AW Tel: 01455 Stephen George & Partners, 55 Maid Marian LEICESTER £1.5M CourtHouse,2JuryStreet Park, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, LandtowestofCrownWorks, Client: Hazelton Homes Ltd Agent: Kevin R 635665 Way, Nottingham, NG1 6GE Tel: 0115 947 5033 LandadjacenttoTheBeeches,580 Planning authority: Warwick Job: Detail NE4 7YB Tel: 0191 233 4466 GranthamRoad Early Planning Twigger & Associates, Rushall House, School BIRMINGHAM £0.36M WORKSOP £1M -594GipsyLaneFrancisDixonLodge Plans Granted for court house (alterations) NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £0.5M Planning authority: Calderdale Job: Detail ATHERSTONE £1M Road, Brewood, Stafford, ST19 9DS Tel: 61-65CollegeRoadMoseley BracebridgePumpingStation,High Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail Client: Warwick Town Council Agent: DEK Secco,86-88PilgrimStreet Plans Granted for industrial building Client: AtherstonePoliceStation,Sheepy 01902 851641 Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail HoeRoad Plans Granted for 15 houses & 6 flats Client: D Architects, 25 Church Street, Lutterworth, Planning authority: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Mr. S Walker Developer: Jasonbwade, 23 Road LINCOLN £1M Plans Granted for 4 houses & 1 luxury house Planning authority: Bassetlaw Job: Plans W Hicks Building Co Ltd Agent: Henry Mein Leicestershire, LE17 4AE Contractor: Bennie Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel Fairbanks, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire, Planning authority: North Warwickshire BrayfordPool Client: Mrs. Michelle Hunt Developer: MAS Approved On Appeal for 24 flats (extension/ Partnership, 12 Clarendon Street, Historic Conservation, The Old Piggeries, (conversion) Client: Mr. Joseph De Giorgi HX6 2AB Tel: 01422 831114 Job: Outline Plans Granted for 14 houses Planning authority: Lincoln Job: Detailed Architecture Ltd, 93a Leicester Road, alterations) Client: Jowett Homes Nottingham, NG1 5HQ Contractor: D W Hicks Cranford Road, Burton Latimer, Kettering, Agent: XSite Architecture, Foundry Lane HARTLEPOOL £1M Client: Warwickshire County Council Agent: Plans Submitted for library (extension) Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1LR Tel: Not Developer: Rosamund Nicholson, Knapeney Building Co Ltd, Humberstone House, 40 Northamptonshire, NN15 5TB Tel: 01536 Studios, Foundry Lane, Newcastle-Upon- 16HuttonAvenue Arup, The Arup Campus, Blythe Gate, Blythe Client: Mr. Matthew Croft Agent: Stem Available Farm, Ossington Lane, Ossington, Newark, Thurnaston Lane, Humberstone, Leicester, 720400 Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE6 1LH Tel: 0191 287 2161 Planning authority: Hartlepool Job: Plans Valley Park, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands, Architects Ltd, Rope Walk, Lincoln, LN6 7DQ GAINSBOROUGH £1M Nottinghamshire, NG23 6ND Tel: 01636 LE5 0TF Tel: 0116 276 1105 WOLVERHAMPTON £1M SELBY £10.1M Approved On Appeal for student B90 8AE Tel: 0121 213 3000 Tel: 01522 837282 GateBurtonNursery,WillinghamRoad 822770 NEWMARKET £1.4M PennHospital,PennRoad StreetRecord,LeedsRoadThorpe accommodation (refurbishment) Client: Mr. BIRMINGHAM £0.5M NEWARK £2.8M Marton AJNSteelstockLtd,IcknieldWay Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: Willoughby Chris McHale Developer: Cleveland College of LandadjacentTheRedLionPH,270 TrentLane Planning authority: West Lindsey Job: Detail Tenders KentfordParishofGazele Detail Plans Granted for hospital (extension/ Planning authority: Selby Job: Detailed Art & Design, Green Lane, Linthorpe, SohoRoadHandsworth Planning authority: Newark & Sherwood Plans Granted for commercial unit (refurb) CAMBRIDGE £4.5M Planning authority: Forest Heath Job: Detail alterations) Client: Mr. Joe Kimberley Agent: Plans Submitted for 78 houses/62 luxury Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS5 7RJ Tel: 01429 Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Job: Outline Plans Granted for 60 residential Client: Gate Burton Nursery Developer: Wake PremierInn,IntercellHouse,Coldhams Plans Granted for fabrication/storage unit The Design Buro Ltd, 13 Whitehall Road, houses & 9 bungalows Client: Stamford 422000 Detailed Plans Submitted for 3 flats & 3 units Client: Newark Activity Centre Agent: Architects Ltd, 1 Dunford Road, Holmfirth, Lane&NewmarketRoad Client: AJN Steelstock Ltd Agent: Plandescil Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 3AE Contractor: Homes (North) Limited Agent: TS LEEDS £1.1M commercial units Client: DR Warehouse Mr. Lawrence Cheung, 7 St. Michaels Walk, West Yorkshire, HD9 2DP Tel: 01484 681755 Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Limited, Connaught Road, Attleborough, Kier Partnership Homes, Tungsten Building, Architectural Services, 27 Temple Way, 30-53NowellCourtHarehills Agent: B & G Architects, Branston Court, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 8AY Tel: Not IPSWICH £0.57M Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel building Norfolk, NR17 2BW Contractor: AJN Central Boulevard, Blythe Valley Park, Shirley, Tividale, Oldbury, West Midlands, B69 3JP Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans Branston Street, Jewellery Quarter, Available TheOldHallFarmBuildings,Shrubland Client: Reef Estates Agent: Stock Steelstock Ltd, Icknield Way, Kentford, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 8AU Tel: 0121 713 Tel: Not Available Granted for 24 flats (extension) Client: Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 6BA Tel: NORTHAMPTON £3.7M ParkCoddenham Woolstencroft, The Old Pump House, 19 Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 7QT Tel: 01638 6300 SHEFFIELD £1.1M Connect Housing Developer: 2H Archiecture, 0121 523 8555 LandOff,AliboneCloseMoulton Planning authority: Mid Suffolk Job: Detail Hooper Street, London, E1 8BU Tender return 555500 WolstenholmeMachineKnivesLt,1 Prospect House, 32 Sovereign Street, Leeds, CHESTERFIELD £0.69M Planning authority: Daventry Job: Outline Plans Granted for 6 houses & 4 luxury date: Tenders have been invited for the main NOTTINGHAM £1.5M DowngateDriveCloughBankWorks West Yorkshire, LS1 4BJ Tel: 0113 389 1042 LandToTheNorthOf,55HighStreet Plans Submitted for 16 elderly person houses(refurb) Client: George Tanner contract. The tender return date is 2nd LandAt,OccupationRoadHucknall Planning authority: Sheffield Job: Detailed MIDDLESBROUGH £2M Brimington bungalows Client: Gayton Retirement Fund (Shalford) Ltd Developer: Hollins Architects November 2012. Tel: 020 7264 8600 Planning authority: Ashfield Job: Detail NORTH/ Plans Submitted for 4 warehouse/ SiteofFormerMartonGrovePr, Planning authority: Chesterfield Job: & Beechwood Trusteeship & Administration & Surveyors, 4A Market Hill, Framlingham, STOURBRIDGE £5M Plans Granted for 22 houses Client: Westleigh commercial units Client: Wolsten Holme LambtonRoad Detailed Plans Submitted for 14 flats Client: Ltd. Agent: Richard Morton Architects Ltd, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 9BA Tel: 01728 GibbsRoadHouse,GibbsRoad Developments Ltd Agent: Brian Dearlove NORTH-EAST Machine Knives L Agent: Axis Architecture Planning authority: Middlesbrough Job: MTL Developments Agent: JJK Projects Hollord Mews, Cruikshank Street, London, 723959 Planning authority: Dudley Job: Detail Partnership, Edward House, Enderby Road, Ltd, Talbot Chambers, 2 - 6 North Church Detail Plans Granted for 28 flats, 12 Services Limited, 46 Howells Place, Mastin WC1X 9HW Tel: 0203 179 9030 MARCH £0.7M Plans Granted for 58 hostel accommodation Grange Business Park, Whetstone, Leicester, Early Planning Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 2DH Tel: bungalows & 4 houses Client: Erimus Moor, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 3FA Tel: RUSHDEN £0.32M LandNorthWestOf,FloodsFerryRoad units Client: Midland Heart Ltd Agent: LE8 6EP Contractor: Westleigh Develop- BEVERLEY £1M 0114 2490944 Housing Developer: Jane Darbyshire & David Not Available EpicHouseRectoryRoad,VictoriaRoad GreenvaleProduceLtdDoddington Walker Troup Architects, 52 Lyndon Road, ments Ltd, Tudorgate, Grange Business Park, DefenceSchoolOfTransport, TADCASTER £11.7M Kendall Ltd, Millmount, Ponteland Road, COVENTRY £2.4M Planning authority: East Northamptonshire Planning authority: Fenland Job: Detail Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B73 6BS Enderby Road, Whetstone, Leicester, LE8 6EP NormandyBarracksDrayDrive Landoff,MillLane Cowgate, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & MiddleboroughRoad Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 8 flats Plans Granted for wind turbine Client: Tender return date: Tenders have been Tel: 0116 277 3324 Leconfield Planning authority: Selby Job: Detailed
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