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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
Plans for new classrooms and games area at St Peters Roman Catholic School move step closerArtists impression of proposed new school building at St Peters Roman Catholic School(Image: Solihull Council Building Design Studio/Solihull Council)Plans to expand a Solihull school to cope with a bulge in class numbers could move a step closer to becoming a reality.
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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
Applicant warns 'nursery won't open' if planning permission not granted imminentlyThe outside of the The Paradise in Catherine De Barnes(Image: Google Maps)A worried applicant seeking permission to turn a Catherine-de-Barnes home into a nursery says a decision is needed urgently to avoid “negative consequences”.
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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
HS2 Coleshill Heath Road Underbridge gets planning permission from Solihull plannersArtists impression of Coleshill Heath Road Underbridge(Image: HS2/Solihull Council)A bridge carrying HS2 over a busy road in Chelmsley Wood has been given the green light by Solihull planners. The high speed rail developer's final designs for a Coleshill Heath Road Underbridge were lodged with Solihull Council in early December.
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birminghamworld.uk | Sam Greenway
An ambitious multi million pound plan to transform Mell Square shopping centre into an ‘urban village’ could take a significant step forward this summer, it has been revealed. The exciting plans are for 1,600 homes as part of a new mixed use neighbourhood which includes shops, cafe, bars, restaurants and public spaces. The scheme is hoping to attract young professionals and families with build-to-rent and affordable homes.
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1 week ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
This is when planners could make a decision on major Mell Square shopping centre transformationArtists impression of the new look Mell Square(Image: Muse)An ambitious multi million pound plan to transform Mell Square shopping centre into an ‘urban village’ could take a significant step forward this summer, it has been revealed. The exciting plans are for 1,600 homes as part of a new mixed use neighbourhood which includes shops, cafe, bars, restaurants and public spaces.
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