Planning news
Appeal dismissed by planning inspector
Published 9th September 2014
Cheltenham Borough Council has won an appeal made by Nina Salerno, owner of 24 Lansdown Parade, Cheltenham, which is a Grade II listed building.
Cheltenham couple prosecuted for unauthorised solar panels on their home
Published 5th September 2014
A couple from Cheltenham have been found guilty of failing to comply with a Listed Building Enforcement Notice which required them to remove unauthorised solar panels from their listed barn.
Council takes action to protect two Cheltenham properties
Published 16th July 2014
- Successful prosecution for unauthorised works to a listed building - Compulsory Purchase Order on a long term vacant property
Councils sign up to major development plan
Published 10th April 2014
Three councils in Gloucestershire have approved a final version of a plan outlining where future development will be located across Cheltenham, Tewkesbury Borough and Gloucester.
Suitably designed driveways help the fight against floods
Published 14th February 2014
With the persistent heavy rainfall recently the council wants to remind residents of the planning measures in place to ensure driveways are suitably designed to combat the risk of flooding.
Estate and Letting Agents are being reminded on the correct usage of advertising boards
Published 4th December 2013
Cheltenham Borough Council is contacting all known local estate agents and letting agents reminding them of the regulations on the correct usage of advertising boards.
New pedestrian signage for the town centre
Published 15th November 2013
Cheltenham town centre is soon to benefit from new pedestrian signage that will make understanding directions and destinations much easier.
Future development consultation to be considered by councillors
Published 28th August 2013
A major consultation mapping out the draft strategy for future housing and employment development in Cheltenham, Gloucester and Tewkesbury borough is set to be considered by councillors next month.
Future sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople in Gloucestershire
Published 8th August 2013
In future years, the districts within Gloucestershire will need to provide additional, authorised sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople living in the area.
A horse trough at Pittville Gates again
Published 19th June 2013
The restoration of Pittville Gates is nearing completion and is transforming the appearance of the prominent corner on which they stand.
New leaflet created to help Regency building owners
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
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
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
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
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
Published 12th December 2011
Joint Core Strategy consultation starts today.