Amington Industrial Estate in Tamworth

Another success with Tungsten Properties and their team.  This time in support of a planning application for 4 industrial units at Amington Industrial Estate in Tamworth.  The application was supported by our Transport Assessment with the main challenges being justifying the suitability of the proposed site access and demonstrating how larger vehicles would be able […]

looks like we are moving again

Plans to redevelop King Edward Court, where we have our office, have been announced. King Edward Court, Nottingham As a pro-development company it would be churlish to complain. Our break clause will be triggered and we will be seeking new accommodation. Watch this space.

approval – Cold Overton Road, Langham

A small development, of 18 dwellings, but bedevilled with technical challenges, Rutland County Council have granted consent to Langton Homes’ proposal on Cold Overton Road at Langham. The site is adjacent to the Langham Brook, and experiences considerable surface water flooding. Our Flood Risk Assessment and Drainage Strategy report devised a suitable surface water discharge […]

Belvoir Cricket Club – approved

Melton Borough Council have approved an application by Belvoir Cricket Club for a new clubhouse and indoor cricket school. . The new pavilion will include four changing rooms and a club room with capacity for up to 60 people, a bar and kitchen. The cricket school will provide three cricket lanes, an office for the […]

an occupier at Lime Kilns

Having assisted Tungsten Properties gain planning consent for their development at Lime Kilns Business Park in Hinckley, it is pleasing to see they have signed up a tenant. Completely Motoring Group are to take up the 37,650sqft Unit 14. They will employ more than 20 new staff and relocate their headquarters and motorcycle distribution centre. […]

our office, a brief history

The plot of our office has an interesting history. It was occupied as a hospital, dedicated to St. John the Baptist. Then it became a House of Correction (see below). By 1899 the prison was in disuse, and was demolished. In its place was built the Central Market and Palais De Dance (now known as […]

Super W

Working again with Tungsten Properties and their team, we have helped secure planning consent for Super W, a 244,000sqft speculative industrial unit at the former Travis Perkins facility at Appleton Thorn Trading Estate in Warrington. The application was supported by our Transport Assessment and Travel Plan and will deliver around 200 jobs.

Baliffs Mead Nurseries, Castle Donington

Having helped gained full planning consent for 8 residential plots on the former Baliffs Mead Nurseries, Mather Jamie are now marketing the site. For redevelopment purposes, we recommended the site that is covered with glasshouses and outbuildings, be divided in two parts. Half would be accessed from the existing, constrained, but commercially attractive access on […]

approval for Forbes Park

Working with Clowes, we have helped gain consent for Phase 1 of their Forbes Park industrial estate in Long Eaton. Located on Fields Farm Road, the brownfield site will accommodate around 40,000sqft of mixed employment uses, including four small retail units. Our Transport Assessment included numerous tracking drawings showing how larger vehicles would be able […]

consent – Corby Glen

We are pleased to report that South Kesteven planning committee have approved Larkfleet’s application for 66 new dwellings on Land at Bourne Road in Corby Glen. Supported by our Transport Statement, the site is part of a larger site allocated in the Local Plan.