Blackpool Post Office Hotel Plans Still Being Explored
Blackpool Council confirms ongoing evaluation of proposals to convert the Grade II listed former Abingdon Street Post Office into a 90-bedroom hotel, supported by £8m government funding.
Category : Planning Decisions
Liverpool's £1bn King Edward Tower Approved for Regeneration
Liverpool Council has approved a 28-storey residential tower, the first phase of the £1bn King Edward regeneration project, despite policy clashes and concerns over design and parking.
Shopping Centre Demolition Plan for Birmingham's Tallest Building
An investment firm has submitted pre-application plans to demolish Martineau Place shopping centre, potentially making way for a 60-storey residential tower that could become Birmingham's tallest structure.
Coffee Station at Tunbridge Wells Seeks Alcohol Licence
A new licensing application has been submitted for The Coffee Station at Tunbridge Wells Central Railway Station, seeking permission to sell alcohol for on and off-premises consumption, with proposed hours from 6am to 11pm daily.
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Plymouth Planning Applications Open for Public Comment (17.02.2026)
Plymouth City Council has published a new set of planning and listed building applications, including heritage repairs, commercial conversions, and residential developments. Residents have 21 days to submit comments.
Jewellery Quarter Redevelopment Plans Recommended for Approval
Plans to redevelop a key site in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter with 269 apartments and commercial space have been recommended for approval ahead of a crucial council meeting this week.
Jewellery Quarter Site Redevelopment Recommended for Approval
Major plans to redevelop a key site in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, featuring 269 new apartments and commercial space, have been recommended for approval by council officers ahead of a crucial planning committee meeting.
Bristol's £500m 'King's Cross' Regeneration Plan Unveiled
A massive £500 million development near Temple Meads station aims to transform Bristol's Silverthorne Lane into a vibrant mixed-use hub with homes, a school, university space, and new public areas.
Residents Call for Hotel Scheme Reduction Over Sea Views
A campaign group in Newquay is urging planners to scale back a hotel redevelopment project, arguing oversized apartment blocks threaten public sea views and the town's coastal character.
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Leader Rejects 330-Home Green Belt Plan in Kingswinford
Dudley Council's leader has dismissed an outline planning application by Persimmon Homes for 330 homes on green belt land in Kingswinford, stating the developer is 'trying their luck' and the site is not in the local plan.
Solihull Traders React to Mell Square Regeneration Plans
Local traders in Solihull town centre have expressed mixed feelings about the multi-million pound Mell Square regeneration scheme. While many welcome the potential benefits, concerns remain about parking loss and the area's transformation.
Pirate Ship Home on River Severn Faces Demolition Threat
A father who built a unique £60,000 pirate ship home on the River Severn without planning permission now fears it could be torn down by the council as he seeks retrospective approval.
Solihull Green Belt Development Approved for 145 Homes
Solihull planners have unanimously approved a 145-home development on green belt land between Solihull and Knowle, despite opposition from MP Saqib Bhatti and local residents over concerns about loss of green space and infrastructure strain.
Harborne Police Station to be Demolished for New Homes
Birmingham City Council has recommended approval for plans to demolish the former Harborne Police Station and construct new townhouses and apartments on the site, citing brownfield land use and economic benefits.
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Dudley Council to Rule on 34-Bed HMO in Office Block
Dudley Council planners will consider two HMO applications, including converting Regent House into a 34-bedroom HMO, amid police concerns over parking and crime rates.
Council Leader Slams Aldi Over 'Continuous Lies' in Access Row
Warwick District Council leader criticizes Aldi and developers for misleading residents over store access changes in Leamington Spa, as safety concerns delay planning decision.
Solihull Approves Hotel Conversion for Vacant Office
Solihull Council has granted planning permission to transform a vacant office building on Warwick Road into an 81-bedroom hotel, addressing local accommodation needs.
Rossendale Council Reviews Planning Applications for February
Rossendale Borough Council has registered new planning applications, including a nursery in Bacup and residential conversions in Crawshawbooth, with decisions pending on various extensions and developments.
Motorway Services Scheme Delayed After Court Ruling
A multi-million-pound motorway service area near Catterick faces delays after the High Court quashed planning permission following a rival's legal challenge over flood risks.
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Government Overrules Planners, Approves 115 Homes on Green Belt
A government planning inspector has approved 115 homes on Walsall's green belt, overturning the local council's refusal. The decision came after a seven-day hearing in December, despite objections from 235 residents and local officials.
Former Birmingham Police Station Demolition Plans Approved
Major redevelopment plans to demolish the former Harborne Police Station and build new homes have been recommended for approval by Birmingham City Council.
Balsall Common Pub Wins Planning Battle for Fence and Bar
Solihull Council planners have approved retrospective permission for the Brickmakers Arms to retain its fence, outdoor bar, and big screen, overturning officer advice after a lengthy saga.
Wakefield Development Blocked Over Traffic Concerns
Plans for a major business park and 100 homes near the M1 in Wakefield have been rejected by councillors due to severe traffic impact concerns, despite promises of 700 jobs.
Charity Superstore May Transform into 24/7 Gym in Sutton Coldfield
Plans have been submitted to convert the Barnardo's superstore at Princess Alice Retail Park into a 24/7 Gym Group outlet, potentially creating a second location in Sutton Coldfield.
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Sunderland Miners Institute Becomes Modern Business Offices
The century-old Philadelphia Miners Welfare Institute in Herrington Burn will be renovated into contemporary office space for national driving school operator Pass n Go, preserving its industrial heritage.
Wolverhampton's 100-Year-Old Building Gets Regeneration Approval
City of Wolverhampton Council approves plans to transform a vacant 100-year-old building into student flats, retail units, and leisure facilities, promising significant investment and job creation.
Smethwick Desi Pub Demolition Plans for Flats
Plans submitted to Sandwell Council propose demolishing Desi 2 pub in Smethwick for a 22-flat development, citing post-pandemic struggles and changing consumer habits.
Stourbridge Left Without Investment for 35 Years, Says Ex-Mayor
A former Dudley mayor has launched a blistering attack on regeneration efforts, claiming Stourbridge has seen no major council investment in 35 years and feels deliberately neglected.
Liverpool's £1bn Tower Decision Could Transform Waterfront
Liverpool City Council is set to decide on a 28-storey residential tower that would launch a £1bn transformation of the city's northern docklands waterfront skyline.
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Druids Heath Regeneration Delayed After Legal Challenge
A Birmingham councillor calls for transparency after the High Court quashes planning permission for the Druids Heath regeneration scheme, citing concerns over affordable housing.
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