Salford backs an Eccles regeneration vision for around 1,300 homes, including 250 affordable homes, but detailed permissions must follow.
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Salford backs an Eccles regeneration vision for around 1,300 homes, including 250 affordable homes, but detailed permissions must follow.
North Yorkshire has cancelled some planning committee meetings while checking compliance with England’s new national delegation arrangements.
A reported Section 106 agreement moves Liverpool’s 434-apartment Old Hall Street scheme beyond its November 2025 committee approval.
Wychavon transport plans for 10,000 homes enter further public engagement, ahead of a separate infrastructure planning application expected in 2027.
Planning fees in England rise again from 8 December, with different increases for extensions, new homes, prior approvals and planning conditions.
Hartlepool’s board votes against 210 homes beside Tata Steel over industrial noise, but a Secretary of State referral remains necessary before formal refusal.
Ministers have granted permission for temporary accommodation for up to 1,256 people at MoD Bicester, but the Home Office has not decided to open it.
Gloucester backs a draft plan for 43,879 homes; Cheltenham councillors also support consultation, while Tewkesbury’s decision remains unconfirmed.
A further immediate Article 4 Direction took effect on 11th November, extending restrictions to additional mapped areas across Tonbridge and Malling.
HBD submits Duxford AvTech plans for 425,000 sq ft of aviation research and manufacturing space, including a detailed first phase.
Hackney councillors back a 490-room co-living tower at Finsgate House, subject to further legal and mayoral planning steps.
The government’s new electrification roadmap links grid infrastructure and development, but introduces no new planning permission or statutory consent rule.
Sheffield backs participation in a £5.4m Don Valley investment programme to prepare housing, jobs and infrastructure projects across the city-region corridor.
North Northamptonshire councillors oppose a 1.8m sq ft Rothwell logistics scheme despite officers’ approval recommendation, with refusal reasons still to be finalised.
Manchester explores a £4.5m Holt Town land purchase as part of its 4,500-home regeneration programme, with Crossley Court residents promised rehousing support.
Bolton reveals temporary markets, public spaces and an urban garden for Crompton Place while a planning condition decision remains pending.
Relentless launches consultation on two Manchester towers with 434 homes, 172 hotel rooms, office space and improved riverside access.
Barnet proposes to close its Hendon Hub regeneration programme after Middlesex University’s withdrawal undermined the business case.
Fylde councillors reportedly deferred Taylor Wimpey’s 250-home Wesham application after concerns about traffic, emergency access and station parking.
Kingston proposes borough-wide controls on small HMOs, with an immediate Article 4 Direction due before councillors on 18 November.
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