Changes have been made to the plans for Spalding’s former delivery office building – as a scheme to transform the derelict landmark awaits a decision. Plans were lodged for flats and a shop in the empty building in The Crescent in October – prompting hopes that one of the town’s …
Read More »Plans go in for Spalding Sorting Office
Plans have gone in to transform an eyesore in the town centre. As we have previously reported the former Spalding Sorting Office in The Crescent will be transformed into flats. Mr S Gareb has now lodged plans to change the use of the site to create 10 flats with retail …
Read More »Dozens of bodies to be exhumed from Bridgwater town centre as 43 new flats approved
Dozens of bodies will have to be exhumed from Bridgwater town centre to allow new flats to be built. Taunton-based developer Refresh Living No. 3 Ltd. applied to build 43 flats on a vacant brownfield site on Friarn Street, north of the busy A39 Broadway. Sedgemoor District Council’s development committee …
Read More »“It’s ridiculous now”: Gloucester neighbourhood ‘fed up’ with persistent flytipping
The residents of a Gloucester neighbourhood are ‘fed up’ as rubbish continues to be dumped on their streets. Full bin bags, discarded cardboard boxes and other debris has been left on the street outside Bartongate Surgery. The Gothic Cottages, on Barton Street, has also fallen victim to flytipping in recent …
Read More »Stunning seal delights onlookers at Firestone Bay
Plymouth residents were delighted as a beautiful seal made an appearance in the city today (November 7). Mum Louise Durbin and daughter Amelia, 9, were having breakfast at Firestone Bay at 11am when they spotted the magnificent creature basking in the sun. Louise said: “It just came up by the …
Read More »Waste management firm in Bristol to introduce two electric collection vehicles
A waste management company is set to convert two of its fleet of collection vehicles in Bristol from diesel to electric in a £600,000 investment. Grundon Waste Management will make the move within the next few months after trials to gauge the vehicles’ range found they were capable of operating …
Read More »Drones carry post to remote island in Royal Mail trial
Drones are being used to deliver post to a remote Scottish island in a trial by the Royal Mail. A two-week test of autonomous flights between Kirkwall and North Ronaldsay in the Orkney Islands is being undertaken with Windracers to help better connect remote island communities. The mail is being …
Read More »Dropless: the clean and green water free car wash
H ave you ever considered how bad washing your car is for the environment? Me neither, until just now. The business making me think about it is called Dropless, which wants to wash your vehicle without using any water. At all. It’s dry cleaning for your car, and they come …
Read More »The Extreme E chief racing to promote an environmental message
The 79-year-old is also the largest shareholder in Liberty Media, which bought Formula One from buy-out fund CVC for £6.4bn four years ago. Drivers and investors may have been forthcoming, but keeping Extreme E on track has still proven a prodigious task. Companies have been shielding their cash to protect …
Read More »Court: Nigerian farmers can sue Shell in UK over pollution
LONDON (AP) — Britain's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a group of Nigerian farmers and fishermen can sue Royal Dutch Shell PLC in English … Source link
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