Council Chief Resigns, Decries “Outrageous” Target of 13,200 New Homes Tuesday, April 14, 2026 resignation housing localgovernment forestofdean greenparty planning council opposition development politics Sid Phelps, Green Party councillor and former property and projects lead at Forest of Dean District Council, has resigned amid mounting frustration with government-imposed housing targets and political opposition within his … Read More
Tranquility of King Charles’ Cotswold Home Under Threat from Proposed Housing Development Saturday, April 11, 2026 highgrove tetbury cotswolds development conservation housing planning environment community royal The peace and natural beauty surrounding King Charles III’s family residence at Highgrove House in the Cotswolds face potential disruption amid plans to construct 135 new homes on adjacent green fields. Developer Miller Homes … Read More
Tranquility of King Charles’ Cotswold Home Threatened by Proposed Housing Development Saturday, April 11, 2026 highgrove cotswolds tetbury development conservation housing planning environment rural royal The serene environment surrounding King Charles III’s family residence at Highgrove House in the Cotswolds faces potential disruption due to plans for a new housing estate. Developer Miller Homes has proposed constructing 135 … Read More
Tranquility of King Charles' Cotswold Home Threatened by Proposed Greenfield Housing Development Saturday, April 11, 2026 highgrove tetbury cotswolds development conservation housing planning millerhomes community greenfield The serenity surrounding King Charles III’s family home at Highgrove House in the Cotswolds faces a significant threat as Miller Homes proposes to construct a 135-home estate on greenfield land just yards from the private … Read More
Concerns Over Rising Backlog in Cotswolds Planning Enforcement Cases Thursday, April 9, 2026 cotswolds planning enforcement backlog development council staffing housing regulation localgovernment There are growing fears that unauthorized developments may be slipping through the cracks in the Cotswolds due to an increasing backlog of planning enforcement cases. As of last month, Cotswold District Council was managing … Read More
Concerns Grow Over Unchecked Planning Breaches in the Cotswolds Amid Backlog Crisis Thursday, April 9, 2026 cotswolds planning enforcement backlog council development staffing regulation housing localgovernment Worries are mounting that unauthorised developments could be slipping through the cracks in the Cotswolds, as the local council grapples with a significant backlog of planning enforcement cases. As of last month, Cotswold … Read More