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A bird's eye view of an estate with several blocks of flats. Some of them have green roofs and there is an area with trees in the background with the River Thames just in the left. There are other blocks of buildings nearby and streets are to left and right.

More homes agreed on former Chelsea Barracks site

The former Chelsea Barracks site is set to have 87 apartments instead of 20 townhouses.

A fairly close view of the grassy hillside with a ridge that stretches from left to right, with a mass of green fields below in the distance and the sea beyond. Below the top of the ridge of North Barrule is a white Three Legs of Man symbol, clearly visible on a sunny day.

Move to make Three Legs of Man landmark legal

Landowner Manx Utilities submits a planning application to make the symbol on North Barrule legal.

A seller at Thame Market holding a pen and a clipboard with papers during a live auction. There are potential buyers lined up alongside pens with sheep. It is a sunny day.

800-year-old cattle market to move to new site

South Oxfordshire District Council has greenlit the relocation to just west of the town.

A computer generated version of how the new building might look. It is a two storey building large, high-windows. Out the front are tables and stools with some CGI people sitting on them.

Multi-million pound leisure centre approved

Councillors are being advised to back the redevelopment on the site of a former car dealership.

The Minster Quarter, the area south of Broad Street Mall, containing San Francesco Libre Walk and Lavender Community Gardens, is set to be transformed into a new destination with 618 flats.

Council to vote on town centre land transfer plan

Reading councillors are expected to approve the disposal of the land at a meeting on Monday.

Google image showing the existing illuminated advertisement on Witham. There is a road sign in the foreground directing motorists to the Humber Bridge, with North Bridge visible in the distance.

Illuminated advertisement board approved at appeal

The plans were initially rejected due to concerns over "unacceptable advertisement clutter".

A CGI of how Carlisle Station could look. A new square outside the station entrance contains a paved area between sections of trees and planted areas.

Car park plan for heritage area set for approval

It could see a 239-space car park built in Carlisle between Water Street and James Street.

A close-up of the empty church surrounded by houses. The sky is blue with a tree casting a shadow on the driveway in the foreground

Plans to demolish former church turned down

A government inspector says that building two homes on the site would "harm" the local area.

A three-storey office building on a lane in St Peter Port. The image is taken at the top of a hill, looking down. The building is to the right of the image. It is painted cream. The words 'islands insurance' are faintly visible on the wall. The sky is blue.

Plans to turn former office into flats and salon

Efforts to market the site as an office have been unsuccessful, according to the owner.

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