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Planning news

New leaflet created to help Regency building owners

Cherry tree in blossom in front of regency building

Published 8th April 2013

The Planning Committee at Cheltenham Borough Council has given its endorsement to a new leaflet created to provide assistance to Regency building owners.

North Place and Portland Street: planning application gets the thumbs up

Published 22nd February 2013

The transformation of North Place and Portland Street car parks has moved another step closer by winning approval at the council’s planning committee last night (Thursday 21 February).

Independent review makes recommendations for the Joint Core Strategy about trends in household size

Red brick and rendered houses on Kipling Road

Published 17th January 2013

An independent review commissioned by the council to look at trends in household formation has recommended that the Joint Core Strategy continues to use government figures to plan for future demand.

North Place and Portland Street: planning application is now in

Auger Buchler plan for North Place and Portland Street

Published 24th October 2012

The transformation of North Place and Portland Street car parks has moved a step closer with a formal planning application.

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

municipal offices

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.

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