Noise Restrictions Imposed on Dinosaur Park After Complaints About Loud 'Screeching' Thursday, November 13, 2025 dinosaurs noise planning herefordshire animatronics complaints regulations attraction environment ralphcourtgardens At Ralph Court Gardens in Edwyn Ralph near Bromyard, Herefordshire, new animatronic dinosaurs at the Dinosaur World attraction have been granted retrospective planning permission—albeit with strict noise restrictions … Read More
Noise Limits Imposed on Dinosaur Park Following Complaints About Loud Screeching Thursday, November 13, 2025 dinosaurs noise planning herefordshire animatronics restrictions complaints environmental attraction regulations Ralph Court Gardens in Edwyn Ralph, Herefordshire, is now subject to noise restrictions for its animatronic dinosaur display after complaints about loud, out-of-place screeches. Stephen and Paula Morgan, who operate the … Read More
Thousands Demand Government Reverses Cuts to Neighbourhood Plan Funding Tuesday, November 11, 2025 neighbourhoodplans localism communityfunding governmentcuts housing localdevelopment planning petition ruralcommunities infrastructure Over 3,400 people have signed a petition calling on the Government to reverse recent cuts to funding designed to empower communities in shaping local development. James Derounian, a resident of Winchcombe, initiated the … Read More
Heartbreak as New Café Faces Possible Demolition Over Past Planning Breach Tuesday, November 11, 2025 demolition cafe planning jobs ross-on-wye enforcement council contamination refurbishment community The owners of the recently opened Riverside Inn Café in Ross-on-Wye have been dealt a distressing blow: the café may face demolition due to a planning condition breach dating back to the site’s previous ownership. Charlie … Read More
Greggs Expansion Brings New Bakery to Cirencester Town Centre Tuesday, November 11, 2025 greggs cirencester bakery mountainwarehouse conservation heritage retail odourcontrol planning accessibility Cirencester is set to welcome its first Greggs bakery in the town centre, marking an exciting development for local residents. The popular bakery will open its doors on Cricklade Street, taking over the current Mountain … Read More
Dale Vince Challenges £7 Million Road Upgrade Cost for New Forest Green Rovers Stadium Project Tuesday, November 11, 2025 dalevince forestgreenrovers stadium a419 infrastructure gloucestershire ecotricity planning highways football sport Dale Vince, the multi-millionaire owner of Forest Green Rovers FC and founder of Ecotricity, has raised objections to the significant expense of upgrading a key road as part of plans for a new £100 million stadium and Eco … Read More