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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. Planning authority: South Norfolk Job: Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Station Motors Ltd Developer: Michael WELLINGBOROUGH £3M Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail Flockton Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD4 FitzwilliamStreet Outline Plans Submitted for 20 residential Plans Granted for 5 commercial units Collins Architect, 118 South Knighton Road, WarthParkWayRaunds Plans Granted for university building 7RY Tel: 01274 437 679 Planning authority: Sheffield Job: Detailed MIDLANDS/ units Client: Timewell Properties Ltd Agent: (extension/alterations) Client: Uncles Leicester, LE2 3LQ Tel: Not Available Planning authority: East Northamptonshire (refurbishment) Client: University of BRADFORD £2.5M Plans Submitted for church Client: Christ Bidwells, 16 Upper King Street, Norwich, Properties Limited Developer: IMB WOLVERHAMPTON £0.26M Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for Leicester Agent: Berman Guedes Stretton, 25 LandAt,EaglesfieldDrive Church Central Agent: Architype, The EAST ANGLIA Norfolk, NR3 1HA Tel: 01603 763939 Architects, Branston Court, Branston Street, 22HelennyClose distribution centre Client: Geopost UK Ltd Cave Street, St. Clements, Oxford, OX4 1BA Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detailed Morocco Store, 1B Leathermarket Street, NOTTINGHAM £0.26M Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 6BA Tel: Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: Agent: RPS, Sherwood House, Sherwood Contractor: Lend Lease Ltd, Bovis House, 142 Plans Submitted for 36 houses Client: London, SE1 3JA Tel: 020 7403 2889 Early Planning ChristChurchCinderhill,NuthallRoad 0121 554 4772 Detail Plans Granted for 5 supported living Avenue, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1QQ Northolt Road, Harrow, HA2 0EE Tel: 020 Barnes Homes Ltd Agent: MDS Ltd, 321 YORK £0.68M BIRMINGHAM £8.3M Planning authority: Nottingham Job: GRANTHAM £1M units (extension) Client: Mr. N Horton Tender return date: Tenders are currently 8271 8000 Bradford Road, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BlueCoatFarm,MurtonLaneMurton PortlandCentre,304PortlandRoad Detailed Plans Submitted for storage ColsterworthSports&SocialC,Old Developer: Karl Grace Design & Associates, invited. The tender return date is 30th MARKETHARBOROUGH £1M BD19 3UQ Tel: 01274 855033 Planning authority: York Job: Outline Plans Planning authority: Birmingham Job: (extension) Client: Christ Church PCC Agent: PostLaneWoolsthorpebyColsterwor Woodlands Studio Design, 20 Lichfield Road, November 2012. Tel: 01636 605700 LandParcelPlotsA&B,HarrisonRoad CLEETHORPES £0.99M Submitted for 6 luxury houses & 3 houses Outline Plans Granted for 129 houses Client: Mark Good Hill Ltd, 1 Highfield Road, West Planning authority: South Kesteven Job: Sandhills, Walsall, West Midlands, WS9 9PE AirfieldBusinessPark 65ParkStreet Client: Blades And Sons Ltd Agent: David Birmingham Property Services Agent: Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6DR Tel: 07970 Detail Plans Granted for village hall/sports & Tel: 01543 820825 Contracts Planning authority: Harborough Job: Detail Planning authority: North East Lincolnshire Chapman Associates, Sim balk Lane, Latham Architects, St. Michaels, Queen 692 887 social club (extension) Client: Colsterworth BIRMINGHAM £0.95M Plans Granted for 3 commercial units Client: Job: Outline Plans Submitted for 14 houses Bishopthorp, York, North Yorkshire, YO23 2BD Street, Derby, DE1 3SU Tel: 01332 365777 PETERBOROUGH £1M & District Parish Council Developer: Ross Tenders 69-71ParadiseLaneHallGreen William Davis Ltd Agent: Isherwood McCann, Client: Mrs. Haith Agent: Spawforth Tel: 01904 700941 WinnieRoadGleaveRoadLandatSelly 15WarwickRoadWalton Thain & Co, 20 Belton Street, Stamford, BIRMINGHAM £4.5M Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Rose Park, Lutterworth Road, Blaby, Associates, Junction 41 Business Court, OakElliottRoad, £0.39m Planning authority: Peterborough Job: Lincolnshire, PE9 2EF Tel: 01780 482483 BirminghamCentralSynagogue,133 Plans Granted for 13 bungalows Client: Leicester, LE8 4DP Contractor: William Davis Thorpe Road, East Ardsley, Wakefield, West Plans Approved Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Outline Plans Submitted for care home LEICESTER £0.45M PershoreRoad Damson Homes Agent: Ritchie & Ritchie LLP, Ltd, Forest Field, Forest Road, Loughborough, Yorkshire, WF3 2AB Tel: 01924 873873 BILLINGHAM £1.4M Outline Plans Granted for 5 residential units Client: Mr. Marios Stylianides Agent: PloughInn,BradgateRoadAnstey Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail The Manor House, Lichfield Street, Tamworth, Leicestershire, LE11 3NS Tel: 01509 231181 GRIMSBY £0.58M NorthfieldSchool,ThamesRoad Client: Ms. Kathleen Westwood Agent: Planning Developments Services, Leigh, Planning authority: Charnwood Job: Detail Plans Granted for care home Client: Staffordshire, B79 7QF Contractor: Damson NORWICH £1.4M TheForge,StationRoad ThamesRoadSite Brophy Riaz & Partners, 48A Hylton Street, Goldsmiths Avenue, Crowborough, East Plans Granted for 6 houses Client: M&M Gracewell Healthcare Ltd Agent: Gelder & Homes, 87 Westley Road, Acocks Green, 3-44GeorgePopeClose Stallingborough Planning authority: Stockton-On-Tees Job: Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, West Sussex, TN6 1RH Tel: 07957 594 748 Projects UK Limited Developer: KPW Kitchen LLP, Rosner Studios, 28a Market Birmingham, West Midlands, B27 7UQ Tel: Planning authority: Norwich Job: Detail Planning authority: North East Lincolnshire Detail Plans Granted for school (redevelop- Midlands, B18 6HN Tel: 0121 507 1616 STAFFORD £1.8M Architects, 170 Upper New Walk, Leicester, LE1 Place, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4QG 0121 7090539 Plans Granted for 42 residential units Job: Outline Plans Granted for 8 houses ment) Client: Stockton-On-Tees Borough CAMBRIDGE £0.32M WesthorpeAndTheLaurels,Rowley 7QA Tel: 0116 255 2279 Tender return date: Tenders are currently BrooklandsHospital,Ovals1&2, (alterations) Client: Norwich City Council Client: Pearfern Limited & Ron & Joan Council Developer: Stockton-On-Tees LandatCaxtonGibbet,St.NeotsRoad Avenue LINCOLN £2.2M invited. The tender return date is 30th ColeshillRoadMarstonGreen £2m Agent: Anglian Building Products Ltd, 59 Hodson Agent: Keir Architecture Ltd, 10a Borough Council, Church Road, Stockton-On- Caxton Planning authority: Stafford Job: Approval GreatCentralWarehouse,CampusWay November 2012. Tel: 01748 850580 Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detail Hurricane Way, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 6JB Abbey Road, Ulceby, Humberside, DN39 6TJ Tees, Cleveland, TS18 1LD Tel: 01642 393939 Planning authority: South Cambridgeshire Of Reserved Matters for 22 luxury houses & 5 Planning authority: Lincoln Job: Detail Plans GREATYARMOUTH £0.4M Plans Granted for hospital (extension/ Contractor: Anglian Building Products Ltd, 59 Tel: 07813 006 079 COTTINGHAM £1M Job: Outline Plans Granted for 2 restaurant/ houses Client: Taylor Wimpey (North Granted for university (extension) Client: JamesPagetHospital,LowestoftRoad alterations) Client: Coventry & Warwickshire Hurricane Way, Norwich, Norfolk, NR6 6JB HULL £0.96M SwiftGroupLtd,DunswellRoad takeaway Client: The Abbey Group Midlands) Agent: Taylor Wimpey (North University of Lincoln Developer: University of BurrageTrainingCentreGorleston Partnership NHS Trust Agent: ID Partnership, Tel: 0870 428 0274 109-111BeverleyRoad Planning authority: East Riding Job: Detail Cambridgeshire Ltd Agent: JWA Architects Midlands), Chase House, Park Plaza, Heath Lincoln, Brayford Pool, Lincoln, LN6 7TS Tel: Planning authority: Great Yarmouth Job: 27 Spon Street, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 ST.IVES £5M Planning authority: Kingston-Upon-Hull Plans Granted for production building & Ltd, Robert Tresham House, Naseby Road, Hayes, Cannock, Staffordshire, WS12 2DD Tel: 01522 882000 Detailed Plans Submitted for hospital 3BA Contractor: Harrabin Construction Ltd, StIvesMotel,LondonRoad Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 22 flats offices Client: Swift Group Ltd Developer: Clipston, Clipston, Market Harborough, 01543 496700 MANSFIELD £0.37M (extens/refurb) Client: James Paget 115a Far Gosford Street, Coventry, West Planning authority: Huntingdon Job: Detail (conversion/extension) Client: SNS Planning Prospects Ltd, 1 Broomhall Business Leicestershire, LE16 9RZ Tel: 01858 525343 STOKE-ON-TRENT £0.58M FormerSherwoodGardenCentre, University Hospitals NHS Trust Agent: LSI Midlands, CV1 5EA Tel: 02476 258527 Plans Granted for care home Client: Care UK Properties Agent: Turton Associates, The Centre, Broomhall Lane, Worcester, WR5 2NT COVENTRY £0.74M LandRearOfBoarsHead,HighStreet SherwoodHallRoad Architects, The Old Drill Hall, 23A Cattle CAMBRIDGE £1.4M Community Partnership Agent: Lang Daniels Mount, High Street, Sancton, York, North Tel: 01905 828303 ExCorleyMotors,GeorgeStreetGun HalmerEnd Planning authority: Mansfield Job: Detail Market Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 3DY BlacksmithsCloseHigh Paterson, Battersea Studios, 80 Silverthorne Yorkshire, YO43 4QT Tel: 01430 828 815 HEXHAM £3.6M Hill Planning authority: Newcastle-Under-Lyme Plans Granted for 5 bungalows Client: Mr. N Tender return date: 16th November 2012 for StreetBabraham Road, London, SW8 3HE Contractor: Baxter LEEDS £0.58M TheCalvertTrust,KielderFalstone Planning authority: North Warwickshire Job: Outline Plans Granted for 8 residential Baines Developer: Carlton Design Group, The a Traditional
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