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Plans proposed for “car-free development” apartments in Bradford

A city centre office building could be converted into a “car-free development” of 28 apartments. Broadway House is located on the newly pedestrianised area of...

Plans submitted for “state-of-the-art” depot on Sunderland outskirts

Major plans for a new “state-of-the-art” council depot on the outskirts of Sunderland have been submitted to city development chiefs. Sunderland City Council has submitted...

“dynamic mixed-use arts facility” approved in Bradford

A vacant town centre department store will be brought back into use after plans for a new arts hub were approved. The upper floor of...

Cake Box expansion approved, creating 15 new jobs in Manningham

Cake Box has been granted planning permission to expand its facilities in Manningham, a move set to create 15 new jobs. The company applied to...

Newcastle’s ‘hidden gem’ to receive multi-million pound upgrade

Council bosses have promised to make Newcastle’s beloved Grainger Market less “anonymous” as part of a multi-million pound upgrade. The historic market is undergoing a...

Bradford’s Darley Street Market could serve alcohol ‘until 11pm’ if approved

Bradford’s new city centre market could serve alcohol until 11pm if a new licence is approved. Bradford Council has submitted licencing applications for Darley Street...

Leeds fast food shop refused later opening hours due to ‘noise and litter’

A fast food shop has been refused later opening hours after people living nearby raised fears over noise and litter. NYK Fried Chicken applied to...

Solar farm plans in Newcastle spark “outrage and dismay” with residents

Plans to build a new solar farm on a green belt patch of land in the west of Newcastle have sparked “outrage and dismay”. Residents...

Bradford’s original Chamber of Commerce could become new ‘retail space’

An empty building once used by an education provider could become a new city centre retail space, while part of the building reopens as...

Cash Generator refused planning permission for “strident and crude” frontage

A national company that installed a “strident and crude” frontage to a listed building has been refused retrospective planning permission to retain the work. Late...

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