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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
Solihull planners visit Castle Bromwich home ahead of final decision on controversial extensionThe home proposed to be extended in Woodford Avenue, Castle Bromwich(Image: Solihull Council)Solihull planners are set to make a final decision on a controversial house extension in Castle Bromwich later this week. Applicant Mr Ahmed applied for a first floor side and two storey rear extension to a property in Woodford Avenue in January.
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birminghamworld.uk | Sam Greenway
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Grade II listed pub will see significant improvements after an upgrade was approved by Solihull planners. Mitchells & Butlers Retail Ltd, the company behind brands such as Harvester, Toby Carvery, and Miller and Carter, had applied to Solihull Council for permission to refurb The Red Lion in High Street.
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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
Barwood Development Securities Ltd wants to build 250 homes on land in Balsall CommonPlan for 250 homes in Balsall Common(Image: Solihull Council/Brownhill Hayward Brown)Solihull councillors are set to make a decision on whether to approve hundreds of homes in Balsall Common next week after being delayed by a legal challenge.
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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
Deputy leader says The Core theatre is on track to reopen next monthSolihull Council deputy leader Councillor Karen Grinsell(Image: Sam Greenway LDR)The deputy leader of the council has offered reassurance there will be no more RAAC disruptions ahead of the reopening of a major Solihull theatre. The Core Theatre in Solhull has been closed for more than a year after the crumbling concrete was discovered.
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birminghammail.co.uk | Sam Greenway
There is much opposition to the proposed new Catherine-de-Barnes homes set for approvalThe proposed 50 new homes for Lugtrout Lane, Catherine De Barnes(Image: Rosconn Strategic Land, Nineteen 47 chartered planning/Solihull Council)A plan for 50 new homes on green belt land in a Solihull village still looks set for approval next week despite villagers flooding planners with their objections.
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