Sutton Coldfield Man Ordered to Remove Huge Dormer
A Sutton Coldfield businessman must demolish a 3m-high dormer built without permission, which neighbours called an 'ugly eyesore' and compared to a football director's box.
Category : Planning Decisions
Blues to Submit Sports Quarter Plans in March 2027
Birmingham City will formally submit planning for the Sports Quarter stadium in March 2027, with construction expected to start later that year and completion by 2031.
70 Greenbelt Homes Planned for Alderley Edge
Bellway Homes has submitted plans for up to 70 homes on green belt land west of Wilmslow Road, Alderley Edge, citing grey belt criteria and affordable housing benefits.
19 New Apartments Approved in Willenhall
Wolverhampton City Council has granted permission for 19 new apartments at 158 Dilloways Lane, Willenhall, including two new blocks and conversion of existing dwellings.
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Hyndburn Planning Apps: April 27 to May 3
Latest planning applications registered with Hyndburn Borough Council from April 27 to May 3, including alterations, extensions, and change of use.
Solihull Council 'Unreasonable' as Inspector Overturns Extension Refusal
A government inspector overruled Solihull Council on a Knowle home extension, citing unreasonable behavior and awarding costs to the applicants. The council faces another damning verdict.
Rossendale planning applications up to May 1
Rossendale Borough Council has received new planning applications including a children's home, agricultural buildings, and highway drainage works.
Reedswood School Plan Sparks Political Debate in Walsall
Political parties in Walsall reveal their stances on the controversial £50m Reedswood Park school project, with residents opposing the loss of woodland and traffic concerns.
Appeal Lodged After Walsall Rooftop Venue Refusal
An appeal has been filed after Walsall Council refused planning permission for a controversial rooftop street food court, citing fire safety and drainage issues.
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Bank holds rates at 3.75%, blow to homebuyers
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75%, with potential rises later due to Middle East conflict. Homebuyers face higher costs and fewer mortgage options.
Council Rejects Hotel Plan for Historic Birmingham Building
Birmingham planners rejected a proposal to turn a Grade II listed Arts and Crafts medical surgery into a 21-bed hotel, citing unsuitable location and design concerns.
Council Leader Defends HS2 Land Sale Amid Tory Row
Birmingham council leader John Cotton defends the sale of Fox Street land near HS2, arguing it secures financial certainty and removes revenue pressures, despite Tory accusations of a 'quick buck'.
Walsall Homeowner Faces Demolition After Dormer Refusal
A Streetly resident may have to demolish an incongruous rear loft dormer built without permission, after Walsall councillors refused planning permission.
Black Country Burglar Jailed for Month-Long Spree
Brad Arnold, 29, broke into cars and homes in Dudley, stealing keys, threatening a woman, and using stolen bank cards. Jailed for three years and two months.
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Hyndburn Planning Applications April 20-26
Hyndburn Borough Council registered planning applications including conversion of barns to homes at Blacklaw Farm, extensions, dormers, and tree works.
Wednesbury Health Centre Flats Plan After HMO Scrapped
A former health centre in Wednesbury could become ten flats after a 38-bed HMO plan was withdrawn following objections from the local MP and residents.
190 Homes Proposed for Tidbury Green Village
Bloor Homes applies for 190 homes in Tidbury Green, including 95 affordable units, with plans for play areas, orchard, and allotments.
Man Jailed for Building Without Planning Permission
Trevor Hadjimina was jailed for six months for contempt of court after repeatedly building an extension without planning permission in south London.
Solihull Councillor Defends Planning Actions
Councillor Alan Feeney faces criticism for calling in planning applications, but insists representing residents is never a waste of time.
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Fix Loose Tiles Without Replacement: Expert Tips
Learn how to repair loose tiles and hollow sounds without costly replacement. Expert advice on adhesive injection, re-grouting myths, and when replacement is necessary.
Birmingham Council Urged to Reconsider Sale of Prime HS2 Land
Opposition councillors urge Birmingham City Council to reconsider selling prime land near HS2 for a quick buck, warning it undermines long-term financial stability and regeneration goals.
Inspector slams Solihull Council over 'unreasonable' denial
A government inspector overruled Solihull Council, allowing a taller extension and awarding costs to the applicant, citing unreasonable behavior by the council.
Urgent Fire Safety and Roof Works at Birmingham School
Birmingham City Council seeks approval for £5 million in urgent works at Lindsworth School, including fire door replacement and roof repairs, to ensure student safety.
Lidl Revises Plans for Wolverhampton Penn Road Store
Lidl has unveiled updated proposals for a new supermarket on the site of the former Goldthorn Hotel in Wolverhampton, featuring enhanced amenities and requiring a fresh planning application after delays.
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Historic Lad in the Lane Pub Faces Office Conversion Plan
A planning application has been submitted to transform Erdington's historic Lad in the Lane pub, which claims to be Birmingham's oldest, into office space with supported accommodation for vulnerable women.
Home Bargains Developer Wins Approval for 250+ Liverpool Homes
Davos Property Developments, the property arm of Home Bargains, secures planning permission for over 250 new homes on two stalled sites in Liverpool's city centre, including a 13-storey tower near the Baltic Triangle.
Derelict Birkenhead Site to Become Shops and Flat
A derelict site near Birkenhead North station is proposed for redevelopment into two commercial units and a residential flat, aiming to boost local economic vitality and improve the area's appearance.
Walsall Rooftop Food Court Recommended for Refusal
Planners recommend refusing retrospective application for unauthorised food court on Asda car park roof, citing safety risks and multiple objections from authorities and residents.
Developer Warned Over Birmingham's Historic Electric Cinema
Property developer Glenbrook faces urgent calls from city leaders to act on the deteriorating condition of the UK's oldest working cinema, the Electric Cinema in Birmingham, which has been closed since 2024.
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Hyndburn Council Registers New Planning Applications (20.04.2026)
Hyndburn Borough Council has received several planning applications, including a major proposal for 91 dwellings in Altham and commercial developments in Church and Great Harwood.
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