Planning Applications IYA
Sandwell planning applications week ending March 28 | Part 1
Part one of your planning news from Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council this week
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Broxtowe Borough Council planning applications week ending March 26
The latest planning applications from Broxtowe Borough Council.
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Gedling Borough Council planning applications week ending Sunday, March 28
Your planning news from Gedling Borough Council.
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Newcastle-Under-Lyme Borough Council planning applications week ending Sunday, March 28
Your planning news from Newcastle-Under-Lyme Borough Council.
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Staffordshire Moorlands District Council planning applications week ending Sunday, March 28
Your planning news from Staffordshire Moorlands District Council.
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Stoke-on-Trent City Council planning applications week ending Sunday, March 28
Your planning news from Stoke-on-Trent City Council.
InYourArea News
Buxton and Leek College students plant trees on Roaches
'The students came along bursting with enthusiasm and seemingly boundless energy and did a splendid job'
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Waterhouses council to pursue 30mph limit between two villages
At the last meeting of the parish council, the authority discussed a letter from a resident raising concerns over speed on the highway
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Stafford man is doing five marathons in five days for Katharine House Hospice
The charity looked after Joe Lee's late grandfather-in-law, John Horvath and each and every member of staff was so caring
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Moorlands school pupils reflect on lockdown anniversary
'Due to covid-19 restrictions, there have been lots of gaps in our lives including things and people we have missed'
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Mini digger made in Cheadle comes to the help of TV star Matt Baker
'It helped to punch a big hole in the long list of jobs we had to do on my family’s farm'
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Peak Park to celebrate 70th birthday
The celebration comes as more people than ever are believed to be visiting national parks as communities seek a ‘green recovery’ from the coronavirus pandemic.