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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. Plans Submitted for school (extension/ WOLVERHAMPTON £0.65M 155 Commercial Street, London, E1 6BJ Tel: Granted for medical centre (extension) Caxton Road, Bedford, MK41 0QQ Tel: 01234 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE12 Outline Plans Submitted for 59 care flats/24 alterations) Client: Leicester City Council Former Bulls Head, 153 Millfields Road 020 7539 1200 Client: Parkside Medical Centre Agent: A & J 363155 6QW Tel: 01325 342 042 houses & 1 health centre Client: Ashley MIDLANDS/ Agent: Moss Architecture Interiors Ltd, Planning authority: Wolverhampton Job: STOKE-ON-TRENT £0.6M Architects, Ardnacree, School Lane, SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR £7.2M BRADFORD £0.525M House Plc Agent: P+HS Architects, Queens Chancery Place, Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE1 Detailed Plans Submitted for 13 flats Client: Royal Oak Hotel, 69 High St Cheadle Collingham, Wetherby, West Yorkshire, LS22 Norgren Martonair, Campden Road Rear of, 102 - 112 Undercliffe Road House, 34 Wellington Street, Leeds, West EAST ANGLIA 5JN Tel: 0116 2517788 Mr. D Paul Agent: Mr. Tony Paul, 50 Mount Planning authority: Staffordshire Moorlands 5BD Contractor: Lindum Construction, Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: Planning authority: Bradford Job: Outline Yorkshire, LS1 2DE Tel: 0113 245 4332 LINCOLN £1M Road, Lanesfield, Wolverhampton, West Job: Detail Plans Granted for 10 flats & 2 Lindum Business Park, Station Rd, North Reserved Matters Granted for 108 houses Plans Granted for 7 houses Client: Inter Car STOCKTON-ON-TEES £4.875M Early Planning Land Adjacent To Gateway Court, Midlands, WV4 6NE Tel: 07949037813 offices (conversion) Client: Mr. David Gough Hykham, Lincoln, LN6 3QX Tel: 01522 500 Client: Cala Homes (Midlands) Ltd Agent: Hire Agent: SR Design, Dyson Street, Land Off, Roundhill Avenue Ingleby ALFRETON £1.275M Boundary Lane South Hykeham Developer: Barnett Ratcliffe Partnership, 300 Gary Worsfold Architecture Ltd, The Stables, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD9 4DE Tel: 01274 Barwick Newlands Inn, Golden Valley Riddings Planning authority: North Kesteven Job: Plans Approved The Old Library, Rowley Street, Stafford, ST16 CAMBRIDGE £5M 22 Ringwood Road, Longham, Ferndown, 545551 Planning authority: Stockton-On-Tees Job: Planning authority: Amber Valley Job: Outline Plans Granted for light industry/ BIRMINGHAM £1.54M 2RH Tel: 01785 255088 Westminster College, Madingley Road Dorset, BH22 9AN Contractor: Cala Homes DONCASTER £6M Outline Plans Submitted for 65 houses Detailed Plans Submitted for 12 houses & 5 commercial units Client: Mr. James Wood Woodbourne Priory Hospital, 21 - 23 STRATFORD-ON-AVON £1M Planning authority: Cambridge Job: Detail (Midlands) Ltd, Brook House, Birmingham Land Off, White Lane Thorne Client: Mr. Chris Morgan Agent: BSBA flats (new/conversion) Client: Eaton Agent: Roger A Hall Construction Services Woodbourne Road Harborne The Studio, 65 Tiddington Road Plans Granted for university building Road, Henley-in-Arden, West Midlands, B95 Planning authority: Doncaster Job: Outline Architects, 2nd 11 High Row, Darlington, Developments Ltd Agent: Planning Design Ltd, Suger, Chapel Lane, Dunston, Lincoln, Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail Planning authority: Stratford-On-Avon Job: (extension) Client: Westminster College 5QR Tel: 01217115310 Plans Submitted for 68 houses & 12 flats County Durham, DL3 7QQ Tel: 01325 354264 Practice Ltd, Woburn House, Vernon Gate, LN4 2ET Tel: 01526 320 509 Plans Granted for hotel eating disorder unit Detail Plans Granted for luxury house Client: Agent: Bland Brown & Cole Architects, 33a SOLIHULL £2.25M Client: Mr. M Ackroyd Agent: EM Architecture WAKEFIELD £1.2M Derby, DE1 1UL Tel: 01332 347371 LUTTERWORTH £10M (extension) Client: Priory Group Developer: Ms. Danielle King Developer: Corstorphine & Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 1UW Land Rover, Lode Lane Ltd, Plot One, Bridge House, Gledhow Lane, Herriot Way BAKEWELL £0.3M Land At, Mere Lane Bittesby WYG, Ropemaker Court, 11 - 12 Lower Park Wright, Brookhall, Brook Street, Warwick, Contractor: Hutton Construction, Alsa Planning authority: Solihull Job: Detail Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS8 1PG Tel: 0113 393 Planning authority: Wakefield Job: Detailed Lowfield Farm, Weaddow Lane Planning authority: Harborough Job: Row, Bristol, BS1 5BN Tel: 0117 925 4393 CV34 4BL Tel: 01926 658 444 Business Park, Alsa Street, Stansted, Essex, Plans Granted for industrial unit (extension) 0794 Plans Submitted for road junction works Middleton-by-Youlgrave Outline Plans Submitted for commercial CAMBRIDGE £0.3M WARWICK £1.2M CM24 8SQ Tel: 01279 647333 Client: Jaguar Land Rover Agent: Hasker HARTLEPOOL £2.71M Client: Persimmon Homes (West Yorkshire) Planning authority: Peak District National development Client: IDI Gazeley UK Ltd 56 High Green Great Shelford Land at Foxes Study, Warwick Castle LEICESTER £3M Architects, 1620 - 1622 High Street, Knowle, Travelodge, The Lanyard Agent: Persimmon Homes (West Yorkshire), Park Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 4 holi- Agent: Chetwoods Architects, 32 Frederick Planning authority: South Cambridgeshire Planning authority: Warwick Job: Detail St. Georges Tower, 1 St. Georges Way Solihull, West Midlands, B93 0JU Contractor: Planning authority: Hartlepool Job: Detailed 3 Hepton Court, York Road, Leeds, West day units (conversion/alterations) Client: Mr. Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B1 3HH Job: Detail Plans Granted for 3 flats/2 shops Plans Granted for 16 holiday lodges Client: Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail SDC Construction Group, Lime Grove House, Plans Submitted for hotel (conversion/altera- Yorkshire, LS9 6PW Tel: 0113 240 9726 & Mrs. M Roe Agent: Oldfield Design Ltd, Tel: 0121 234 7500 & 1 office (conversion/extension) Client: De Merlin Entertainments Ltd Developer: Tate Plans Granted for 25 houses (new/ Caxton Road, Bedford, MK41 0QQ Tel: 01234 tions) Client: Jomast Developments Ltd Holme Bank Studio, Holme Lane, Bakewell, NORTHAMPTON £2.35M Freville House Properties Ltd. Developer: Harmer Architects, 274 Richmond Road, conversion) Client: Infrastructure 363155 Agent: Jomast Developments Ltd, Bishop Plans Approved Derbyshire, DE45 1GF Tel: 01629 813301 Barker Buildings, Countess Road Revell Architecture & Engineering, The Old London, E8 3QW Tel: 020 7241 7481 Investments Ltd Agent: Plan A Architecture SWADLINCOTE £6.8M Street, Calverts Lane, Stockton-On-Tees, BARNSLEY £0.75M BIRMINGHAM £0.55M Planning authority: Northampton Job: Greyhound Barn, Bury Road, Hopton, Diss, Ltd, 50 High Pavement, Nottingham, NG1 1HW Land Off, Measham Road Moira Cleveland, TS18 1SW Tel: 01642 674203 Land At, Hunningley Close 1-3 Barn Lane off Boulton Rd Handsworth Detailed Plans Submitted for 45 flats & 2 Norfolk, IP22 2NU Tel: 01953 666760 Tenders Contractor: Thomas Long & Sons Ltd, Park Planning authority: North West HULL £2.75M Planning authority: Barnsley Job: Detail Planning authority: Birmingham Job: houses (new/conversion) Client: Mr. A Cox LEICESTER £0.3M BIRMINGHAM £18.79M House, Mile End Road, Colwick, Nottingham, Leicestershire Job: Detail Plans Granted for 20 - 24 Baker Street Plans Granted for 10 town houses Client: Detailed Plans Submitted for 8 flats & 3 retail Agent: Architectural Solutions, 5 North St. Georges Mill, 7 Wimbledon Street Phase 2a, Land bounded by Gopsal St, NG4 2DW Tel: 0115 961 8888 80 houses & 1 convenience store Client: Planning authority: Kingston-Upon-Hull Blunt Developments Ltd Developer: Saxton units Client: NSA Property Management Ltd Portway Close, Round Spinney Industrial Planning authority: Leicester Job: Detail Cardigan St Curzon St and Digbeth Bran LOUGHBOROUGH £9M Peveril Homes Limited Agent: IBI Group, Job: Detailed Plans Submitted for 55 flats Design Ltd, Brancroft Farm, Bawtry Road, Agent: Archi-Tekt Partnership, Victoria Estat, Northampton, NN3 8RQ Tel: 01604 Plans Granted for 6 residential units Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Detail 55 Beacon Road Chadsworth House, Wilmslow Road, Client: Marblechip Limited Agent: Dixon Austerfield, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN10 Works, 21c Graham Street, Birmingham, West 644777 (conversion) Client: Stonehurst Estates Ltd Plans Granted for university campus Planning authority: Charnwood Job: Detail Handforth, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 3HP Dawson Architects, Moor Oaks Lodge, 6 Moor 6EZ Tel: 01302 771 660 Midlands, B1 3JR Tel: 0121 2123373 NOTTINGHAM £1.05M Developer: Stonehurst Estates Ltd, 93 (extension) Client: Birmingham City Plans Granted for 35 houses & 6 flats Client: Contractor: Peveril Homes Limited, Beech Oaks Road, Broomhill, Sheffield, South CASTLEFORD £1M 3-5Park Street,81-93 Alison St, 123 - 143 Land To Rear Of, 194 - 202 Oakdale Jermyn Street, London, SW1Y 6JE Tel: Not University Agent: Associated Architects, 1 William Davis Ltd Agent: William Davis Ltd, Lawn, Green Lane, Belper, Derbyshire, DE56 Yorkshire, S10 1BX Tel: 0114 268 3888 Land Off, Healdfield Road Digbeth Digbeth £0.35m Road Carlton Available Severn St Place, The Mailbox, Birmingham, Forest Field, Forest Road, Loughborough, 1BY Tel: 01773 880550 IMMINGHAM £8.85M Planning authority: Wakefield Job: Planning authority: Birmingham Job: Planning authority: Gedling Job: Detailed NEWARK £0.525M West Midlands, B1 1SE Tender return date: Leicestershire, LE11 3NS Contractor: William WALSALL £6M
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