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InShort Property developer St Modwen has revealed its plans to start building houses instead of industrial units at Melton Park. A LEADING property developer has revealed plans to build hundreds of new homes on farmland near North Ferriby.
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THE VIEW from two of Wales most beautiful areas could soon include the sight of 19 wind turbines each the height of the London Eye. Energy firm Npower Renewables wants to establish the wind farm on land in the lower Swansea Valley.
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MILLIONS of pounds of public cash could be raked in by a single company which plans to kick-start a 'new industrial revolution' - by building 250 wind turbines across Scotland. But there are warnings that some of them will be in such isolated rural areas that connecting them to the National Grid may prove impossible.
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THE director of a company planning to create hundreds of jobs in a deprived community says he may walk away from Wales, frustrated at his dealings with the Welsh Assembly Government. Michael Samuel, managing director of APS Industrial Holdings, has plans to create 200 jobs in the next two years with a new factory building Continentalstyle modular homes. He is seeking a soft loan from WAG to bring the business to Wales.
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PLANS to build 14 homes on the site of a former industrial building have been given the go-ahead - despite the developer refusing to donate money for improvements to a park. Regenisis wants to demolish Midland House, in London Road, Chesterton, to make way for the development. The plans include nine two-bedroom homes, three three-bedroom homes, one one-bedroom flat and one two-bedroom flat as well as 22 car parking spaces and two retail units. The application was recommended for refusal after the developer claimed they were unwilling to make a financial contribution of Pounds 41,202 for improvements to Chesterton Park.
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A PARISH council has objected to plans to install a new shed at Repton School, saying it would be an eyesore. Repton Parish Council opposed the plans, arguing that it would be inappropriate for the industrial building to be located close to an area of historical significance.
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PLANS to knock down an industrial building and build 14 homes in its place are set to be given the goahead. The development on the Midland House site in London Road, Chesterton, would see a mix of two and three-bedroom houses constructed.
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A TROUBLE-PLAGUED North East college is looking to secure its future by merging with a counterpart on Tyneside. Governors at the 2,500-student Northumberland College have agreed in principle to become part of the Newcastle College Group (NCG) in a move which aims to safeguard the future of the Ashington-based college. Northumberland College, whose principal resigned four months ago, has been hit by industrial unrest, financial problems and the collapse of major building plans in recent years.
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Continued oil price strength is boosting this year's fiscal surplus and debt repayment prospects, but inflation projections are also creeping upwards as more of the booming export revenues are absorbed domestically. Having taken strategic energy and mineral assets back into public ownership, the government continues to consider higher taxes and tighter regulations on foreign resource sector investors and restrictions on their access to future projects. Refusal to open domestic energy infrastructure to investment is one of the factors blocking Russia's WTO entry; it may also hold back the capital commitment needed to modernise these and downstream processing industries, despite the success of large Russian companies in issuing debt and equity abroad. Oil giant Rosneft's initial public of...
... future, even if it cannot match their industrial strength, and has no inhibition in requiring them ... Kharyaga oilfield, after its development plans there received more criticism from the energy mini...
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PLANS to build an industrial recycling building at a coal yard have been approved despite a 784-name petition against the proposals. Stoke-on-Trent City Council's development management committee yesterday gave permission for the scheme.
