Eddie Bisknell
Reporter at Derby Telegraph
Local Democracy Reporter for Derbyshire. Based @derbyshire_live in partnership with @D_Times, @bbcemt and many more. [email protected] 07500 881496
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3 days ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Eddie Bisknell
Plans to build homes next to a river in a flood-hit Derbyshire town are set to be rejected because there is a “significant” risk that flooding issues could be worsened. The project, from Benz Bavarian, would see the motoring firm demolish its vehicle dealership in Tamworth Street, Duffield, and replace it with two four-bed houses. Amber Valley Borough Council is set to decide on the application at a meeting on Monday, June 9, with planning officials recommending refusal.
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3 days ago |
ashby.nub.news | Eddie Bisknell
A pub in a quiet rural village a few miles from Ashby has been blocked from hosting a live band outdoors at a wedding reception due to noise concerns. At a South Derbyshire District Council licensing hearing today (June 3), councillors chose to approve a planned temporary event notice for a wedding reception at The Chequers Inn in High Street, Ticknall.
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4 days ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Eddie Bisknell
Officials want plans for houses in a Derbyshire village rejected amid fears over the perceived impact they would have on the protected Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. Plans from Wheeldon Brothers Ltd for nine houses in Plains Lane, Blackbrook – a mile west of Belper – are set to be rejected by Amber Valley Borough Council at a meeting on Monday, June 9. Borough council planners, heritage officers and the Derwent Valley Mills Partnership are all pushing for the scheme to be rejected.
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4 days ago |
derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Eddie Bisknell
A Derbyshire council has been urged to take legal action against a developer for cutting down protected trees without permission to make way for an “exclusive” house in an affluent town. During a South Derbyshire District Council meeting last week (May 27), councillors unanimously rejected plans from Fontenay Ltd for changes to a three-bed house to the rear of 21 Market Place in Melbourne.
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6 days ago |
msn.com | Eddie Bisknell
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