Green light for huge £390m homes, shops and restaurant scheme in Coventry City Centre South
It has been described as transformational
15:02, 23 APR 2021
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A major homes, shops and restaurants scheme in Coventry â dubbed the âmissing part of our cityâs rebirth and regenerationâ â has been unanimously approved.
D-day looms for major plan to build new homes, shops, hotel and cinema in Coventry
It would revamp a tired part of the city
07:14, 22 APR 2021
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The application refers to an outbuilding at Royds Hall - one of Bradford’s oldest and grandest properties. It would involve the building, which is Grade II listed and was once used for stabling, being divided into four units - a restaurant, a “light commercial” unit and two offices. Submitted by Mr and Mrs Hussain, the application says the change will give the historic building a new use and prevent it from deteriorating. Based in the Woodside area, Royds Hall is one of the oldest buildings in Bradford, along with Bolling Hall - and is mentioned in the Domesday Book.
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By Aled Scourfield
image captionThe plans are part of the Swansea Bay city deal and are expected to create 1,800 jobs
Plans to develop a marine energy project could have a catastrophic impact on Pembroke Dock s Royal Dockyard, an expert on maritime history has warned.
The plans are part of a £60m Swansea Bay City Deal project to develop marine energy in Pembrokeshire.
It is hoped Pembroke Dock Marine could create 1,800 full-time jobs in the county.
But Dr Ann Coats said she feared the scheme would damage its heritage.
It is proposed that historical slipways, a graving dock and timber pond used for shipbuilding could be infilled and covered over. Two new 130ft (40m) high buildings will be built near the waterway.
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