Adult Gaming Centre Seeks 24-Hour Opening After Winning Planning Dispute Sunday, August 3, 2025 gaming adult planning security towncentre operations police safety openinghours community An adult gaming centre that recently overcame a contentious planning battle is now applying to extend its operating hours to a 24-hour schedule in the town centre. The facility’s management emphasizes their commitment … Read More
Massive Urban Expansion Plans 1,000 New Homes on Farmland Thursday, July 31, 2025 housing urbanexpansion development farmland community infrastructure environment homes planning sustainability City planners have announced an ambitious proposal to build a new neighbourhood featuring 1,000 homes as part of a significant urban expansion. Of these, 950 homes are slated for construction on currently undeveloped fields, … Read More
'Ludicrous' Housing Target Sparks Concern Over Bristol Commuters Wednesday, July 30, 2025 housing commuters bristol infrastructure development planning traffic communities growth transportation sport The recently proposed housing target has been met with strong criticism, especially regarding its potential impact on commuter towns surrounding Bristol. Critics argue that the strategy appears to prioritize building new … Read More
Concerns Grow Over Leisure Centre Plans Amid Delays and Limited Facilities Wednesday, July 30, 2025 leisure centre delays facilities community frustration development construction amenities planning Frustration is mounting among community members as the long-awaited leisure centre continues to face delays. Many fear the completed facility will consist merely of toilets, changing rooms, a soft play area, and a … Read More
Claims of 'Democracy Shutdown' as Debate on 13,600-Home Development Plan Limited to Five Minutes Sunday, July 27, 2025 forest development housing planning consultation council democracy localplan debate newhomes Controversy erupted at the Forest of Dean District Council meeting on July 24 after the debate on the area’s future development plans was abruptly cut short. The council is revising its local plan, which outlines land … Read More
Rooftop Restaurant Seeks Ground Floor Canopy to Improve Visibility Saturday, July 26, 2025 restaurant canopy cheltenham quadrangle planning heritage restaurantvisibility conservation dining urbanregeneration The Nook, a popular rooftop restaurant in Cheltenham’s town centre, is seeking permission to install a canopy at its main ground floor entrance. Located within The Quadrangle overlooking Imperial Gardens and the Cotswolds, … Read More