NINE new high-quality houses in Romsey should be built for residents by early next year, the Advertiser understands. This comes as a planning application to build a mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes in Cupernham Lane was given the green light by planning chiefs. The proposals, submitted by Stratland Estates Ltd, were approved at TVBC s Southern Area Planning Committee on Tuesday, January 12. However, chairman of the committee, Cllr Mark Cooper, said a debate was sparked over the proposed designs, with some community leaders believing they were bland and suburban .
Cllr Mark Cooper A spokesperson from Stratland Estates said they expect the houses to be completed in early 2022, claiming each property could be given an electric charging point for cars.
By James Harrison
Durham County Council has approved plans for six extra classrooms and more parking spaces at The Oaks PLANS have been approved to turn a family house into a children’s home and to extend a special needs school. Durham County Council has given the green light to the proposals to convert Shieldfield House, at Loggins Farm, Tudhoe, into a residential facility for up to three youngsters aged between eight and 18 with learning disabilities or behavioural difficulties, among other issues. Almost 60 objections to the application were submitted by members of the public, raising concerns about potential crime and the impact on traffic.
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A host of new developments are coming to East Yorkshire after getting planning permission in 2020. (Image: Copyright unknown)
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PLANS for an indoor horse arena near Romsey have been given the green light by planning chiefs. A planning application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the equestrian centre on land at Oak Tree Farm, Foxes Lane, West Wellow. The proposals, submitted by Blackwater Equestrian, were approved at TVBC’s Southern Area Planning Committee by nine votes to three. The plans received 121 objections and 26 letters of support and were deferred at the last committee meeting on November 17. The decision comes after it had been claimed the applicant started work on the site before permission had been granted.
PLANS for an indoor horse arena near Romsey have been given the green light by planning chiefs. A planning application was submitted to Test Valley Borough Council (TVBC) to build the equestrian centre on land at Oak Tree Farm, Foxes Lane, West Wellow. The proposals, submitted by Blackwater Equestrian, were approved at TVBC’s Southern Area Planning Committee by nine votes to three on Tuesday, December 8. The plans received 121 objections and 26 letters of support and were deferred at the last committee meeting on November 17. The decision comes after it had been claimed the applicant started work on the site before permission had been granted.