Carmelo Garcia

1 week ago | business-live.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

Plans to transform a disused Gloucestershire church into twelve homes are inching closer to approval, despite concerns that inadequate parking could lead to "recipe for gridlock". Forest of Dean District planners have given officers the authority to greenlight the project at the Church of St John in Coleford. The proposal by Czero Developments, which includes a range of one to four bedroom maisonettes and apartments, was discussed by the development management committee on April 8.

1 week ago | theforester.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

The site of the proposed bungalow (LDRS)Plans to build a new bungalow in a village near in the Forest of Dean have been given the go-ahead. Abigail Smith and Gary McCreery have been granted permission to build the new home on land next to Rosemary Cottage in Hartpury. Forest of Dean District Council recommended approving the proposals despite the site lying outside the village’s boundary and what is deemed open countryside.

1 week ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

Plans to build a new four bed family home next to a bungalow built by a former World War Two prisoner of war have been given the go-ahead. Forest of Dean District Council has voted to delegate to officers the decision to approve the scheme off Forest Road in Ruardean Woodside. Scott Randall-Wilce wants permission to go ahead with the development which includes an open plan kitchen and dining room, a snug, a living room, a study, a utility room and a WC on the ground floor.

1 week ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

Plans to build a new bungalow in a village near Gloucester have been given the go-ahead. Abigail Smith and Gary McCreery have been granted permission to build the new home on land next to Rosemary Cottage in Hartpury. Forest of Dean District Council recommended approving the proposals despite the site lying outside the village’s boundary and what is deemed open countryside.

1 week ago | gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Carmelo Garcia

A bid to convert a redundant Gloucestershire church into twelve homes is a step closer to approval despite fears lack of parking are a “recipe for gridlock”. Forest of Dean District planners have voted to grant officers the authority to approve plans to go ahead with the works at the Church of St John in Coleford. Czero Developments’ proposal, which includes a mixture of one to four bedroom maisonettes and apartments, was considered by the development management committee on April 8.