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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. Walk, Nottingham, NG1 5DU Tel: 0115 941 Bromham Road, Bedford, MK40 2FG Tel: February 2012. Tel: 020 8942 8942 IPSWICH £2m Planning authority: Breckland Job: Detail NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE £0.67m Yorkshire, HD6 1AT Tel: 01484 712386 8475 01234 358863 SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD £1.5m HadleighSwimmingPool,Stonehouse Plans Granted for 13 luxury houses Client: SelfUnlimitedChoice,NorthRoad mIDDLESBROUGH £2.2m MIDLANDS/ PETERBOROUGH £1.6m SKEGNESS £0.25m 127SuttonRoad RoadHadleigh Hopkins Homes Ltd Agent: Hopkins Homes Ponteland Landsouthof,CastlewoodGroveHill Area2&3OfTrancheTC1,Ashbourne AnderbyCreekCarPark,SandyLane Planning authority: Ashfield Job: Detailed Planning authority: Babergh Job: Detail Ltd, Melton Park House, Scott Lane, Melton, Planning authority: Northumberland Job: Planning authority: Middlesbrough Job: EAST ANGLIA RoadHampton AnderbyCreek Plans Submitted for medical centre Client: Plans Granted for leisure centre Client: Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 1TJ Contractor: Detailed Plans Submitted for care home Detail Plans Granted for 32 houses Client: Planning authority: Peterborough Job: Planning authority: East Lindsey Job: Detail LSP Developments Ltd Agent: LSP Babergh District Council Agent: Ingenium Hopkins Homes Ltd, Melton Park House, Client: Self Unlimited Agent: GVA, Central Spirit Development Company Developer: Early Planning Approval Of Reserved Matters for restaurant Plans Granted for car park Client: Developments Ltd, 13 Kilwardby Street, Archial Limited, St Andrews House, St. Scott Lane, Melton, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 Square, Forth Street, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, BSBA Tees, Evans Business Centre, Lingfield ASHBOURNE £0.38m & takeaway Client: Sladen Estates Ltd Lincolnshire County Council Developer: Ashby-De-La-Zouch, Leicestershire, LE65 2FR Andrews Road, Cambridge, CB4 1DL 1TJ Tel: 01394 446800 Tyne & Wear, NE1 3PJ Tel: 0191 261 2361 Way, Yarm Road Business Park, Darlington, LandAt,CommonPieceLane Agent: Signet Planning, The Hamlet, Lincolnshire County Council, Witham Park Tender return date: 17th February 2012 for a Contractor: R G Carter (Ipswich) Ltd, Drayton WALSALL £5.5m ROTHERHAm £4.5m County Durham, DL1 4QZ Tel: Not Available Sutton-on-the-Hill Hornbeam Park, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, House, Witham Park, Waterside South, Traditional Contract. Tel: 01530 567070 House, Belfry Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP3 9UH FormerTenacresInd.Estate,Station LandOffPhoenixRiverside,Sheffield mORPETH £3.7m Planning authority: South Derbyshire Job: HG2 8RE Tel: 01423 878550 Lincoln, LN5 7JN Tel: 01522 552222 WESTBROmWICH £4m Tel: 01473 707290 RoadRushall RoadTempleborough HolystoneEstate,LowFarnham Detailed Plans Submitted for 5 holiday lodges STOKE-ON-TRENT £8.4m STOKE-ON-TRENT £0.72m DurhamEstateHamstead LEICESTER £1.9m Planning authority: Walsall Job: Detail Planning authority: Rotherham Job: Sharperton Client: Birchills Farm Agent: Planning & SelectusLtd,TheUplandsBiddulph SiteOfTheGalley,WilliamRoad Planning authority: Sandwell Job: Detailed TheRidgemereCentre,BarkbyRoad Plans Granted for 71 flats & 35 houses Client: Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel & Planning authority: Northumberland Job: Design Practice, Ground Woburn House, Uplandsmill Kidsgrove Plans Submitted for 40 residential units Syston George Wimpey (North Midlands) Ltd Agent: restaurant/public house Client: Whitbread Detail Plans Granted for cattle building Vernon Gate, Derby, DE1 1UL Tel: 01332 347371 Planning authority: Staffordshire Moorlands Planning authority: Newcastle-Under-Lyme Client: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Planning authority: Charnwood Job: Detail RPS Design Ltd, Salisbury House, 2A Plc Agent: Turley Associates, 33 Park Place, Client: Holystone Estate Developer: Strutt & BIRmINGHAm £1.6m Job: Approval Of Reserved Matters for 200 Job: Detail Plans Granted for 10 town houses Council Agent: Sandwell Metropolitan Plans Granted for 41 residential units Client: Tettenhall Road, Wolverhampton, West Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 2RY Tel: 0113 386 Parker, 59 Newgate Street, Morpeth, CarPark,Coleshill residential units Client: Bovis Homes (Central Client: D C Land Kidsgrove LLP Developer: Borough Council, Council House, High Street, Charles Church (North Midlands) Agent: Paul Midlands, WV1 4SG Contractor: Barratt West 3800 Northumberland, NE61 1AY Tel: 01670 516123 Planning authority: North Warwickshire Region) Ltd Agent: Bovis Homes (Central Ellis Hillman Partnership, Holly Lodge, Smethwick, West Midlands, B66 3NT Tender Woolley Design, Burnham Close, Lodge Midlands Ltd, 60 Whitehall Road, Halesowen, SCUNTHORPE £1m SHEFFIELD £1.6m Job: Approval Of Reserved Matters for Region) Ltd, Highway Point, Gorsey Lane, Silverdale Road, Wolstanton, Newcastle- return date: Tenders are currently invited for Farmhouse, Wigston, Leicestershire, LE18 2QT West Midlands, B63 3JS Tel: 0121 585 5303 Landadjacentto,HolyroodDriveThe SiteOfRiverdaleWorks,16Rawson supermarket Client: Wm Morrison Coleshill, Birmingham, West Midlands, B46 Under-Lyme, Staffordshire, ST5 8BQ Tel: the main contract. The tender return date is Contractor: Charles Church (North Midlands), WOLVERHAmPTON £16m Range SpringRoadFormerHaroldmoore Supermarkets Plc Agent: Davis Weatherill 1JU Tel: 01675 437000 01782 633116 17th February 2012. Tel: 0845 358 2200 Davidson House, Meridian East, Meridian ColtonHillsCommunitySchool,Jeremy Planning authority: North Lincolnshire Job: Facto Partnership, Harborne Court 67-69, Harborne STRATFORD-ON-AVON £2.3m TAmWORTH £0.25m Business Park, Leicester, LE19 1WZ Tel: 0843 Road Detailed Plans Submitted for shop/ Planning authority: Sheffield Job: Detail Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West NCJosephLtd,BirminghamRoad ScoutHut,manorRoadmileOak Contracts 4724 315 Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: restaurant&takeaway Client: Scunthorpe Plans Granted for 11 business units Client: Midlands, B15 3BU Tel: 0121 455 9234 Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: Planning authority: Lichfield Job: Detail ATHERSTONE £35.170.994m LINCOLN £0.75m Detail Plans Granted for school (refurbish- Retail Park Llp Agent: Turley Associates, 25 Clearline Maintenance Limited Developer: 153-179(Odds),AstonHallRoadAston Detailed Plans Submitted for 40 flats & 6 Plans Granted for scout hut Client: Mile Oak LowerHouseFarm,LowerHouseLane StmichaelOnThemountChurch, ment) Client: Wolverhampton City Council Savile Row, London, W1S 2ES Tel: 020 7851 Self Architects, 1 Haywood House, Hydra £0.25m luxury houses Client: Grove Industries Ltd Sea Scouts Developer: PBDS, 6 Caistor Close, BaddesleyEnsor Danesgate Agent: Wolverhampton City Council, Civic 4010 Business Park, Nether Lane, Ecclesfield, Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Agent: Woolf Bond Planning, The Mitfords, Mile Oak, Tamworth, Staffordshire, B78 3PT Planning authority: North Warwickshire Planning authority: Lincoln Job: Planning Center, St.Peter’s Square, Wolverhampton, SHEFFIELD £1.1m Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S35 9ZX Tel: 0114 Detailed Plans Submitted for demolition Basingstoke Road, Three Mile Cross, Reading, Tel: 01827 287877 Job: Detail Plans Granted for recycling centre Not Required for hotel (conversion) Client: West Midlands, WV1 1RL Contractor: Carillion BaldFoxLtd,100TrippetLane 246 0500 Client: Advantage West Midlands Agent: Berkshire, RG7 1AT Tel: 0118 988 4923 WORKSOP £0.4m Client: Warwickshire County Council Agent: The Diocese of Lincoln Agent: Franklin Ellis Plc, 24 Birch Street, Wolverhampton, West Planning authority: Sheffield Job: Detailed SOUTHSHIELDS £1.4m Advantage West Midlands, 3 Priestley Wharf, WOLVERHAmPTON £0.5m 124BridgeStreet Warwickshire County Council, Barrack Street, Architects, The old pump house, 5 The Rope Midlands, WV1 4HY Tel: 01902 422431 Plans Submitted for 30 flats (alterations) LivingWatersChurch&Adjope,St. Holt Street, Aston Science Park, Birmingham, PatshullParkHotelGolf&Cou, Planning authority: Bassetlaw Job: Detail Warwick, CV34 4SX Contractor: Colas Ltd, Walk, Nottingham, NG1 5DU Contractor: Client: Aim Internet Investments Agent: JudesTerraceLaygate West Midlands, B7 4BN Tel: 0121 380 3500 PatshullParkBurnhillGreen Plans Granted for 9 flats & 1 house Wallage Lane, Rowfant, Crawley, West Gelder Ltd, Tillbridge Lane, Sturton by Stow, White Design Ltd, The White House, 24a St. Planning authority: South Tyneside Job: CAmBRIDGE £0.25m Planning authority: South Staffordshire Job: (conversion) Client: Bridge Side Properties Sussex, RH10 4NF Tel: 01342 711000 Lincoln, LN1 2DS Tel: 01427 788837 Andrews Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S11 Detail Plans Granted for church (extension) TheGranary,HomeEndFulbourn Detailed Plans Submitted for hotel Developer: Frith Moxon Partnership, BIRmINGHAm £20m NORWICH £0.77m NORTH/ 9AL Tel: 0114 226 0255 Client: Living Waters Church Developer: Planning authority: South Cambridgeshire (extension) Client: Patshull Park Hotel Newcastle Chambers, 45 Carlton Road, FormerEdgbastonShoppingCent, HoninghamThorpeFarm,Norwich YORK £1m Mosedale Gillatt, The Old Casino, 1 - 4 Fourth Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for demolition Agent: MTC Planning & Design, Sutton Hall Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 1PD Tel: HagleyRoadHarborneRoadEdgbaston RoadColton NORTH-EAST BlockCChemistryDepartment,Alcuin Lane, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, Client: Cleaglen & Company Ltd Agent: Farm, Sutton Maddock,
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