Mastering the past Britain’s historic towns can provide an attractive setting for retail developments, but meeting planners’ demands is often tricky. David Thame thinks a little more compromise on both sides could keep everyone happy
Nick Whitten | 07/10/2010 | 00:01
A distribution hub owned by the multi-millionaire Salisbury City Football Club benefactor Peter Yeldon has gone into administration and is now up for sale.
Paul Norman | 22/06/2010 | 10:15
Legal & General Property (LGP) has bought two retail/leisure schemes in west London and Wiltshire with development potential.
Patrick Clift | 03/10/2009 | 00:00
Plans to build 600,000 homes in south-west England have been put at risk by continuing delays to publication of the area’s regional spatial strategy.
Helen Roxburgh | 29/04/2008 | 11:15
Red Tree has been given the green light for a new community in Sherford, near Plymouth in Devon.
Patrick Clift | 04/01/2008 | 15:15
The South West of England office market recorded its highest second half take-up figures in four years in 2007.
Samantha McClary | 02/09/2005 | 14:00
Retail warehousing giant Pillar, which is now owned by British Land, is the frontrunner to buy Ikea’s 110,000 sq ft Eastgate centre in Bristol.
Neil Jones | 26/04/2005 | 15:45
Quada has won a five-year struggle for detailed consent from Bristol council for a mixed-use scheme at the city’s Harbourside area.
Neil Jones | 15/04/2004 | 14:00
Landscape Estates is seeking a public inquiry over the council’s failure to determine its planning application for a mixed-use scheme at the former Stothert & Pitt premises on Bath’s Western Riverside.
Roger Pearson | 03/12/2003 | 17:00
A High Court judge has ruled that deputy prime minister John Prescott was wrong to restrict a proposed access road to a major commercial development project near Bristol to buses only, in a victory for developer Redrow Homes.
