Welsh Ministers have received a call-in request for a proposed 21,490 sq m data centre at Mwyndy Cross, near Pontyclun.
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Welsh Ministers have received a call-in request for a proposed 21,490 sq m data centre at Mwyndy Cross, near Pontyclun.
Welsh Ministers are assessing a call-in request for the Caernarfon data centre scheme at the former Ferodo factory beside the Menai Strait.
The revised framework now guides nationally significant port proposals in England and reserved trust ports in Wales.
Newport has approved consultation on new sandwiching and adjoining-cluster tests for future HMO planning decisions across the city.
Seven new guides explain when infrastructure applicants should engage heritage, environmental, land, safety and nuclear bodies before submitting proposals.
Ministers are considering whether to take over the decision on 576 homes, a school and community space near Penarth.
Wales clarifies what major project applicants must submit when seeking deemed consents within a single infrastructure consent order.
Welsh Ministers invite further evidence by 11th November before a final decision on the proposed park and public inquiry.
Residents and developers can comment on proposed policy changes and new housing evidence before Cardiff’s replacement plan completes independent examination.
Early public engagement explores services beyond Aberdare and possible stations at Llwydcoed and Hirwaun, with delivery funding still to secure.
A climate adaptation report recommends a new consultation role near disused tips, while Wales prepares its future safety authority.
New HBF research estimates nearly £200m in planning agreement income across England and Wales while warning that application delays remain.
Eryri National Park Authority has agreed to the quashing of a hydroelectric permission following a challenge over SSSI planning policy.
Carmarthenshire has explained how emerging Local Plan policies could affect pending applications when the Inspectors’ report is published.
NFU Cymru presses ministers for new agricultural development rights and faster consultee responses as poultry applications remain unresolved.
New Cadw research values Welsh heritage at £738 million annually, with wider benefits for jobs, volunteering and historic-place regeneration.
Flintshire has deferred a £200m carbon capture proposal after councillors questioned consultation of neighbouring communities across the English border.
Welsh Government has confirmed £10 million for town centre schemes, with half earmarked for Wrexham’s cultural quarter and public spaces.
Trivallis has selected Wates for the Penrhys regeneration project, with a £209m pending contract and approximately 121 homes in its first phase.
Cardiff transport hub and 44 council homes reach a construction milestone at Waungron Road, combining affordable housing and bus and rail connections.
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