Wealden District Council has received two planning applications affecting Uckfield and Blackboys, including works to a listed building and a new dwelling. Public can view and comment by March 13, 2026.
Sevenoaks District Council has released a planning publicity schedule detailing applications across the district, including housing at DSTL Fort Halstead. Residents can view and comment by March 12, 2026.
Plans for 269 apartments in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter face delay as councillors express concerns over scale and impact on the area's historic character.
Birmingham City Council reveals detailed plans to transform the notorious St Martin's Queensway tunnel, including shared road space, improved lighting, and anti-social behavior reduction measures starting in early 2029.
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Blackpool Council has unanimously approved plans for a 1,742sqm storage and distribution centre at Blackpool Airport Enterprise Zone, creating jobs and consolidating operations for Roofing Supplies Group.
Trafford Council wins High Court ruling against developer Peel NRE over £5.4 million infrastructure contributions for industrial development on former landfill site in Carrington.
Plans for 269 apartments in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter have been deferred after a councillor warned the development could 'chip away' at the area's historic character. The scheme proposes retaining a Grade II listed building.
Sean Gorman's appeal against Gloucester City Council's enforcement notice has been dismissed by a planning inspector, who upheld the order to remove unauthorized residential flats from his agricultural land.
Benjamin Taylor seeks a goods vehicle operator's licence for Gaywood Farm in Edenbridge, proposing two vehicles. Residents can submit written representations to the Traffic Commissioner by March 12, 2026, if concerned about traffic, parking, or noise impa
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A statutory planning notice reveals multiple applications affecting listed buildings in Plymouth, including the Duke of Cornwall Hotel, with a 21-day comment deadline starting February 17, 2026.
City of Wolverhampton Council has approved a £20 million ten-year regeneration plan for Bilston, focusing on high street improvements, parks, community facilities, and the return of Bilston Carnival.
Birmingham City Council has approved plans to demolish Harborne Police Station and build 50 new homes, despite councillors expressing disappointment over the low number of affordable units in the development.
Birmingham City Council has approved plans to demolish the former Harborne Police Station and build 50 new homes, including townhouses and apartments, on the brownfield site in Rose Road.
A government planning inspector has upheld the council's decision to block an 86-inch digital advertising hub with a defibrillator outside Wolverhampton railway station, citing pedestrian safety and visual impact concerns.
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Money expert Martin Lewis has publicly apologized to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch after interrupting her Good Morning Britain interview to debate student loan policies, sparking a feisty exchange.
A planning inspector has overturned Dudley Council's refusal to allow 49 retirement apartments on a former youth centre site in Kingswinford, citing improved site use and adequate parking.
A Solihull sheep farmer's bid to build a holiday let cabin on farm land has been rejected by a government inspector, upholding the council's refusal due to green belt protections.
Cheshire West and Chester Council has approved plans for 12 flexible commercial units at Cheshire Oaks Business Park in Ellesmere Port, designed for office, research, and industrial uses to boost local economy.
Walsall Council's deputy leader criticizes a government inspector's approval of 115 homes on green belt land, citing local opposition and environmental concerns.
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South Staffordshire District Council has approved Bloor Homes' controversial plan for 150 new homes on farmland in Coven, overriding 465 resident objections. The development includes a health hub, school expansion land, and flood storage.
A planning application has been submitted to transform the vacant grade II listed former Barclays bank in Oldbury town centre into a six-bed house of multiple occupation with a new shop.
A government inspector has upheld Sandwell Council's decision to reject a food trailer in a Smethwick car park, citing insufficient parking and pedestrian safety risks.
Rossendale Borough Council has registered several planning applications, including a new two-storey dwelling, a children's home conversion, and extensions, with decisions pending review.
Controversial plans for a 1,500-home 'Garden Village' near Bridgnorth in Shropshire are recommended for approval, featuring a primary school, country park, and affordable housing.
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Work has commenced to tear down the former Priory Square shopping centre in Birmingham, 11 months after its closure due to fire safety risks, marking the end of an iconic hub for the city's alternative community.
Demolition work has commenced at Priory Square in Birmingham, with photos revealing severe decay and graffiti at the former shopping centre, which closed last March.
Solihull Council has rejected a revised house extension plan in Castle Bromwich after neighbours and councillors argued it remains out of character with the area, despite some design changes.
Cumberland Council's planning committee will debate a proposal for a new 104-bedroom Premier Inn hotel on the site of the former Central Plaza Hotel in Carlisle's Victoria Viaduct, incorporating historic city walls.
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.
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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.
