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Planning news

Only a few days left to comment on proposed options for the future

People giving feedback at a Joint Core Strategy exhibition in Regent Arcade

Published 10th February 2012

Members of the public only have a few more days to have their say on the future development of Tewkesbury Borough, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Public inquiry into Hunting Butts Farm

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Published 20th December 2011

Next year will see an inquiry open on a refused application for permission of up to 135 dwellings.

Have your say on future development for your area

Joint Core Strategy logo

Published 12th December 2011

Joint Core Strategy consultation starts today.

Nominate your favourite building for list of local importance

Published 17th September 2010

Local residents have from 21 September to 17 October 2010 to nominate their favourite landmark building for the Index of Buildings of Local Importance.

Date change for planning committee meeting

Published 27th May 2010

The planning committee meeting scheduled for 17 June has been postponed to 24 June.

Delancey Hospital Site - Planning Concept Statement

Published 23rd March 2010

Gloucestershire NHS foundation trust is currently marketing its Delancey Hospital site

Record performance award for Cheltenham’s planning services

Published 22nd March 2010

Planning services at Cheltenham Borough Council are set to get a boost thanks to a grant for good performance from the government.

Tewkesbury Borough residents urged to have their say as exhibition moves to the town

Published 7th December 2009

Exhibitions of plans for future development in Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Tewkesbury, continue this Friday and Saturday (11 and 12 December) in Tewkesbury town centre.

Council adopts management plans for five of Cheltenham’s conservation areas

Published 9th July 2009

On 29th June 2009, the council adopted Supplementary Planning Documents for five of its Conservation Areas, namely: Prestbury, The Poets (St Mark's), St. Mary’s, Cudnall Street and Bafford.

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