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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 Midlands Co-op) Agent: Darnton EGS, The Planning authority: Rushcliffe Job: Detailed Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail STONE £5.475M Agent: Stephen George & Partners, 170 Authority Agent: Ingenium Archial Ltd, Coach House, Monk Fryston Hall, Monk Plans Submitted for 36 retirement flats Plans Granted for demolition Client: Cofely Land Off Tilling Drive, Walton London Road, Leicester, LE2 1ND Contractor: Walker Building, 58 Oxford Street, MIDLANDS/ Fryston, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS25 5DU Tel: Client: McCarthy & Stone Retirement District Energy Developer: Cofely District Planning authority: Stafford Job: Detail Bowmer & Kirkland Building Services Ltd, NORTH/ Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 5NR Tel: Not 01977 681001 Lifestyles Ltd Agent: The Planning Bureau, Energy, Garrett House, Manor Royal, Crawley, Plans Granted for 73 residential units Client: Robert W Kirkland House, Alfreton Road, Available EAST ANGLIA Norton Motorcycles Donington H, Park Edward Court, Broadheath, Altrincham, West Sussex, RH10 9UT Tel: 01293 549944 Taylor Wimpey (North Midlands) Developer: Derby, DE21 4AG Tel: 01332 331444 NORTH-EAST YORK £1.2M Lane Castle Donington £7.80m Greater Manchester, WA14 5GL CAMBRIDGE £1M Neil Boddison Associates, The Studio, 19 Bird Catherine Junior School, Brandon Street Record, Broad Lane Appleton Early Planning Planning authority: North West Tel: 0161 9263344 Phase1 Of The North West, Street, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6PW Street £0.35m Early Planning Roebuck BIRMINGHAM £13.3M Leicestershire Job: Detailed Plans Submitted 24 - 34 St. Marks Street 31 Curzon CambridgeScheme Tel: 01543 262444 Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail BRADFORD £0.975M Planning authority: Selby Job: Outline Plans Former Waverley School Site, Hob Moor for motorcycles manufacturing centre Street £11.3m Planning authority: South Cambridgeshire Plans Granted for catherine junior school Former Site Of, 35 Clifton Villas Submitted for 16 houses/luxury houses Road Small Heath (extension) Client: Norton Motorcycles (UK) Planning authority: Nottingham Job: Job: Reserved Matters Granted for Contracts Client: Leicester City Council Agent: Leicester Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detailed Client: Lightaway Ltd Agent: DLA Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Ltd Agent: EKV Design Ltd, The Enterprise Detailed Plans Submitted for student neighbourhood park Client: The University of BIRMINGHAM £8.325M City Council, New Walk Centre, Welford Place, Plans Submitted for 12 houses & 1 bungalow Architecture Limited, 55 St Pauls Street, Detailed Plans Submitted for school building Centre, Bridge Street, Derby, DE24 8GX Tel: accommodation (new/conversion) Client: Cambridge Developer: Aecom, Midcity Place, Land Fronting, Birchfield Road Leicester, LE1 6ZG Contractor: Interserve Client: Firebird Homes Limited Agent: Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 2TE Tel: 0113 887 Client: Birmingham City Council Agent: 01332895272 Globalcove Ltd Agent: GMA Architecture, UK 71 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6QS Tel: 020 Livingstone RoadBurton Wood Drive Construction, 3 Raynes Way, Syston, Leicester, Brewster Bye Architects, 5 North Hill Road, 3100 Associated Architects, 1 Severn Street Place, ELY £12.1M House, 82 Heath Road, Twickenham, TW1 7061 7000 Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail LE7 1PF Tel: 0116 269 1700 Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 2EN Tel: 0113 275 The Mailbox, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 Hereward Park, Downham Road 4BA Tel: 020 8891 5959 Car Park F2 Addenbrookes, Hills Road Plans Granted for 83 houses & 28 flats Client: LINCOLN £1M 4000 Plans Approved 1SE Tel: 0121 233 6600 Planning authority: East Cambridgeshire PETERBOROUGH £0.375M £0.4m Birmingham City Council Agent: Walker Bifrangi UK Ltd, Spa Road DURHAM £547.86M BRADFORD £1.65M BOSTON £0.3M Job: Outline Plans Submitted for 9 Fletton Church Hall, Fairfield Road Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail Troup Architects, 52 Lyndon Road, Sutton Planning authority: Lincoln Job: Detail Plans Travel Inn, Arnison Retail Centre Pity Former Kilner House And Former, St. The Old Abattoir Adj, 8 Field Street supermarket & retail units Client: Cambridge Planning authority: Peterborough Job: Plans Granted for portable training building Coldfield, West Midlands, B73 6BS Granted for research & development centre Me Clares Avenue Planning authority: Boston Job: Detailed Property Group PLC Agent: Accord Detailed Plans Submitted for 5 houses Client: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Contractor: Birmingham City Council, 1 Client: Bifrangi UK Ltd Agent: Stem Architects Planning authority: Durham County Job: Planning authority: Bradford Job: Detail Plans Submitted for 4 houses Client: Mr. Paul Architecture Ltd, Compton House, Walnut Client: Perna-Gilbert Developments Ltd Foundation Trust Developer: Peter Brett Lancaster Circus, Birmingham, West Ltd, Rope Walk, Lincoln, LN6 7DQ Contractor: Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel Plans Granted for 22 houses Client: Lumia Wilkinson Agent: Neil Dowlman Architecture, Tree Close, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 4TX Tel: Agent: J J & J Hartley, 109 Fulbridge Road, Associates LLP, Caversham Bridge House, Midlands, B4 7DJ Tel: 0121 303 9944 Henry Boot Construction Limited, Callywhite (extension/alterations) Client: Premier Inn Homes Limited Developer: Lumia Homes 14 Main Ridge West, Boston, Lincolnshire, 01483 455100 Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE1 3LE Tel: Waterman Place, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 8DN BOSTON £1.1M Lane, Derbyshire, Dronfield, South Yorkshire, S18 Agent: Allison Pike Partnership, 7 Buxton Limited, City House, 21 - 27 Cheapside, PE21 6QQ Tel: 01205 357272 GREAT YARMOUTH £0.25M 01733 707012 Tel: 0118 950 0761 Old Station Yard, Station Road 2XN Tel: 01246 410111 Road West, Disley, Stockport, SK12 2AE Tel: Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 4HR Tel: 01274 BUXTON £0.32M JJ B Sports Plc, 22 Market Place RUGBY £0.3M FELIXSTOWE £1M Sutterton NORTHAMPTON £0.95M 01663 763000 253444 Gradbach Mill, Quarnford Planning authority: Great Yarmouth Job: Land off, Elkington Lane Barby 201 Hamilton Road Planning authority: Boston Job: Detail Plans Land And Properties At, Grafton Road HARTLEPOOL £2.5M DURHAM £1M Planning authority: Peak District National Detailed Plans Submitted for 3 flats & 1 Planning authority: Daventry Job: Outline Planning authority: Waveney Job: Detail Granted for vehicles sales & service centre Roade Venture Court Queens Meadow Stonebridge Inn, Stonebridge Park Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for restaurant/cafe & 1 storage Client: Mr. J Plans Submitted for 4 houses Client: Mr. & Plans Granted for public house Client: JD (conversion/new) Client: Ballyvesey Holdings Planning authority: South Northamptonshire Business Park Planning authority: Durham County Job: college (extension) Client: Newcastle-under- Kraus Agent: Gordon White & Hood, Mrs. P J & A J Owen Agent: Wilbraham Wetherspoon Ltd Developer: Harrison Ince LTD Agent: Whittaker & Watt Architects, 379 Job: Detail Plans Granted for 7 houses, 6 flats Planning authority: Hartlepool Job: Detailed Detail Plans Granted for pumping station Lyme College Agent: Ellis Williams Architects, Beresford House, 1 Newtown Street, Leicester, Associates, 18A Regent Place, Rugby, Partnership, 2 Jordan Street, Knott Mill, Antrim Road, Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, & 1 bungalow Client: Grand Union Housing Plans Submitted for 25 business units Client: Client: Enterprise Inns Developer: Peter Wellfield, Chester Road, Preston Brook, LE1 6WH Tel: 0116 254 7868 Warwickshire, CV21 2PN Tel: 01788 562233 Manchester, M15 4PY Tel: 0161 236 3650 BT36 5EB Contractor: Lagan Construction Group Agent: Baily Garner, 55 Charlotte Street, Homes & Communities Agency Agent: Arup Mathews Associates, Belcombe Place, Runcorn, Cheshire, WA7 3BA Tel: 01928 Aldi Foodstore Ltd, North Quay Burton Group Properties Ltd, 2 High GREAT YARMOUTH £0.3M Ltd, Rosemount House, 21 - 23 Sydenham Birmingham, West Midlands, B3 1PX & Partners, Central Square, Forth Street, Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1NA Tel: 752200 £0.28m Street £0.69m Common Farm, Common Road Hemsby Road, Belfast, BT3 9HA Tel: 028 9045 5531 Contractor: Lovell Partnership Ltd, Pinewood, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE1 3PL 01225 864312 CAMBRIDGE £1M Planning authority: Great Yarmouth Job: Planning authority: Rugby Job: Detailed Planning authority: Great Yarmouth Job: CAMBRIDGE £3.2M Bell Heath Way, Woodgate Business Park, Tel: 0191 261 6080 LEEDS £1M University Farm, Huntingdon Road Detailed Plans Submitted for supermarket Plans Submitted for restaurant/takeaway Detail Plans Granted for 4 residential units Cambourne Primary School, Land to Woodgate Valley, Birmingham, West Midlands, HUDDERSFIELD £1M 74 Wigton Lane Planning authority: Cambridge Job: (extension/alterations) Client: Aldi Stores (conversion) Client: Millcliffe Ltd Agent: (new/conversion) Client: Burnley Group the west of, Cambourne B32 3BZ Tel: 0121 421 8300 41 Ashbrow Road Fartown Planning authority: Leeds Job: Detail Plans Approval Of Reserved Matters for Ltd Agent: Harris Partnership Ltd, 2 St. Johns Britsch Design, The Annex, 33 Dillingburgh Partnership Ltd Developer: Mr. G Parrott, Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail NOTTINGHAM £0.9M Planning authority: Kirklees Job: Outline Granted for luxury house Client: Mr. Barry neighbourhood park Client: University
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