Developer to Contribute £9m for M5 Improvements, New School, and More as Cheltenham Tech Campus Approval Approaches Thursday, July 3, 2025 cheltenham goldenvalley development infrastructure housing biodiversity planning technology conservation m5 Cheltenham Borough Council is poised to make a pivotal decision on July 4 regarding the £1 billion Golden Valley technology campus near GCHQ. The decision hinges on the developer’s agreement to a range of financial and … Read More
New Affordable Housing Development Approved Next to Gloucester Grammar School Tuesday, July 1, 2025 affordablehousing gloucester bromford housing development sharedownership rentalhomes community sustainability construction Bromford Housing Association is set to transform a 2.5-acre site near The Crypt School in Gloucester into an affordable housing development, addressing the city’s pressing housing needs. The project will consist of 30 … Read More
Private Flying Club Airport Faces Sale Amid Housing Demand Debate Monday, June 30, 2025 aviation airport gloucester housing development council jobs property sale planning Gloucestershire’s Staverton Airport, often criticized as little more than a “private flying club” and lacking in substantial air traffic, is at the center of a heated debate over whether it should be sold for housing … Read More
Cheltenham Extends Groundbreaking Crime Prevention Scheme Friday, June 27, 2025 cheltenham crime organisedcrime communitysafety localpolicy housing clearholdbuild antisocialbehaviour homeoffice publicsafety Cheltenham Borough Council has extended a pioneering initiative designed to combat organised crime and enhance community wellbeing. The project focuses on The Moors, the first area in Gloucestershire to be included in the … Read More
Fresh Bid to Demolish Outdated 11-Storey Tower Block in Gloucester Thursday, June 26, 2025 gloucester claphamcourt housing demolition development community homes planning affordable consultation A renewed proposal seeks to demolish Gloucester’s only 11-storey tower block, Clapham Court on Alvin Street, and replace it with a new development of family homes and community facilities. The aging building, over 60 … Read More
Young Voters Frustrated as High Taxes Fund Pensioners While Homeownership Remains Out of Reach Tuesday, June 24, 2025 youth housing taxes pensions demographics policy inequality onward government future A leading political think tank has issued a stark warning: young Britons are increasingly disillusioned with government policies as they face rising barriers to homeownership and starting families. Meanwhile, their tax … Read More