The plans to convert the Newdrop Inn at Knowle Green, near Longridge, have been brought forward by John and Sue Barr who have owned and operated the pub since 1982.
Continue reading “Former Ribble Valley pub to get new life with homes conversion”
PWA Planning worked on behalf of Monte Blackburn Ltd to gain planning consent for the scheme which will be known as Frontier Park.
Continue reading “Major commercial development approved with help from PWA Planning”
A planning application has been submitted for the homes which would revitalise a 1.2-hectare site off Grange Lane formerly used as a builder’s yard.
Continue reading “PWA supports Mulbury and Jigsaw on new homes in Cheshire”
This was one of the more intriguing measures announced in Boris Johnson’s Build, Build, Build speech at the end of June in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue reading “Extending flats upwards – the new permitted development right explained”
PWA Planning has advised on the planning application for the four to eight-storey development of 39 apartments on land off Maritime Way.
Continue reading “Planning approved for luxury flats at Preston Marina”
PWA Planning has helped gain planning permission on behalf of a bespoke housebuilder for a select development of seven new bungalows in rural Preston.
We have worked with William Thompson Homes Limited to achieve planning consent for the seven properties on land to the rear of the stables at 907 and 909 Whittingham Lane, near Goosnargh.
Continue reading “Plans approved for new luxury bungalows in North Preston”
A popular business park in rural Fylde will benefit from new investment after the site’s owners were granted planning permission for redeveloping the site.
Peel Hall Business Park, conveniently located close to junction 4 of the M55 between Lytham and Blackpool, will benefit from 11 new-build office units and 12 new-build industrial units.
Continue reading “Business park gets green light for redevelopment”
Following the government announcement about the further easing of lockdown from July 4, our senior planner Matt Wyatt rounds up the key changes to planning laws that businesses and the construction sector can take advantage of to get back to work this summer.
With government announcements coming thick and fast, the legislative framework around planning and construction understandably isn’t keeping pace with the changes being announced.
A company which specialises in taking unloved buildings and turning them into luxury apartments aimed at young professionals and city dwellers has gained planning consent for its latest scheme in Preston.
Luxury House Share has been given the go ahead to convert an existing 23-bedroom student housing property at 19-20 Fishergate Hill into four separate properties. Each of the four new homes will provide luxury living accommodation for up to six people.
Continue reading “Plans approved for Preston luxury house share scheme”
A former farm building in rural Lancashire is set to become a centre of excellence for developing new materials and technologies after plans were approved to extend a new research laboratory.
Alchemie Technology, which specialises in research for digital additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, has been granted planning permission to make improvements to its existing research site at Blue Bell Farm near Longridge.
Continue reading “New Lancashire-based lab to create ‘centre of excellence’”