Plans Unveiled to Restore Historic Cheltenham Villas to Residential Glory Saturday, December 13, 2025 cheltenham restoration villas heritage residential architecture conservation planning bathroad development A significant restoration project aims to breathe new life into Pillar House, a Grade II Listed building located at 113–115 Bath Road in Cheltenham, returning the historic villas to their original residential purpose. Built … Read More
Fears Mount Over Damage to England’s Prettiest Street Amid Years of Disruption Thursday, December 11, 2025 bibury cotswolds arlingtonrow construction heritage disruption listedbuilding planning conservation community Residents of Bibury, a charming village in the Cotswolds home to the famous Arlington Row—hailed as England’s prettiest street—are expressing deep concerns that years of ongoing construction are seriously damaging their … Read More
Mapped: Proposed 14,665 New Homes in Cotswolds Sparking Concerns Over Irreversible Local Impact Monday, December 8, 2025 cotswolds housing development infrastructure ampneycrucis conservation planning poll community environment The Cotswold District Council faces mounting opposition over plans to build approximately 14,665 new homes across the region over the next 18 years. A recent poll commissioned by the Ampney Crucis Residents Action Group, in … Read More
Mapped: Cotswold Areas Poised for 14,665 New Homes as Villagers Warn of 'Irreversible Harm' Monday, December 8, 2025 cotswolds housing development infrastructure conservation planning cirencester rural community landscape Plans to build 14,665 new homes across the Cotswolds have sparked widespread concern among residents, with many warning that the scale of development threatens to cause irreversible damage to the area’s cherished … Read More
Gloucester Plans Crackdown on Houses in Multiple Occupation Sunday, December 7, 2025 gloucester hmo licensing housing regulations council safety community planning tenants Gloucester City Council is preparing to tighten regulations on houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) amid growing concerns over safety and anti-social behaviour. HMOs are properties where three or more people from different … Read More
Gloucester Moves to Crack Down on Unregulated Houses in Multiple Occupation Sunday, December 7, 2025 gloucester hmo licensing housing regulation council planning community antisocial ward Gloucester City Council is set to tackle concerns over unregulated houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) amid rising safety and anti-social behaviour issues. An HMO is defined as a property where three or more people live in … Read More