Home Planning
Developer Places for People wants to build a mixed-use development as part of the Harlow and Gilston Garden Town
More than 1,000 people signed the Stop Stansted Expansion in its first five days – more than 20 times the minimum required to be validated
The scheme for additional office space has been refused by East Herts Council - despite a raft of support from town residents.
Four weeks of traffic lights for Bishop's Stortford North-related works will be followed by a five-week closure for traffic-calming measures
District council's new R4U administration explores legal options over Conservatives' 2018 approval for Stansted to grow to 43m passengers a year
BSCG wants East Herts to insist on zero carbon developments, invest in infrastructure to cut car use and increase residents' access to renewables
Highways authority Herts County Council expects to make a decision by August on which path to take
The school wants to relocate to the Bishop's Stortford South development off Whittington Way, freeing up its London Road campus for 150 new homes
The Harlow North extension was shortlisted early last year after being nominated by the authority for the Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF).
Margherita Caporale found a primary place for her youngest via social media and secured secondary spots for her two other kids under her own steam
Residents and passengers to be affected as work continues on new Dane Street-London Road link road, bus interchange, station square and multi-storey
Hertfordshire as a whole must accommodate up to 100,000 new homes by 2031 against a £4.6 billion black hole in the infrastructure budget.
East Herts Council has appointed a dedicated officer to investigate money generated by Section 106 planning agreements.
The £200m Goods Yard scheme will provide over 500 new homes, two multi-storey car parks, a station square, hotel, shops, offices and care home
Chairwoman Karen Burton spoke out after reviewing a new report from parliament’s housing, communities and local government committee.
Cllr Linda Haysey said: “We are now ready to appoint a developer to bring our vision for Old River Lane in Bishop’s Stortford to life."
Richard Cassidy will take the helm later this year – at a date yet to be confirmed – following the departure of Liz Watts
Members of the environment and public amenities committee are to look again at the £105,000 scheme for Sworder's Field.
Mark Prisk told MPs planning restrictions, heavy taxes and retailers' reluctance to rethink business models are factors in high streets struggling
