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A mum has voiced her anger after diggers were seen driving around a children's play area.
Dozens of vulnerable young adults are at risk of homelessness after a decision to axe a crucial sheltered housing scheme.
Nuns and other locals have objected to plans to build dozens of homes.
Contractors have demolished buildings which had housed a successful print business for decades.
Council chiefs will be facing questions over proposals for a huge town centre regeneration project.
Bosses at a letting agency have hit out at universal credit after multiple tenants were left homeless.
Neighbours are becoming increasingly concerned at the mess created by housing development works.
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Multi-million pound plans for a new leisure complex including a public square, bars and cafes have been revealed.
Senior business leader says key questions must be answered to allow firms to prepare for March 29 exit from the EU.
The formal submission of plans to demolish a crumbling city grammar school has revealed the extent of the site’s dilapidation.
Bosses behind plans for a new estate featuring a school, gym and community centre say work will start this year if the scheme is approved.
A hotel operator says it will plough tens of millions of pounds, and create hundreds of jobs, into its commuter town plans.
Plans to change a former bank into homes and retail space have been submitted to a council.
Plans to demolish parts of a college and build more than 150 homes are set to be given to green light by councillors.
Film lovers could stay in a £40,000 hobbit house Bilbo Baggins would be proud to call home.
Fears many small firms have yet to take steps or are confused by impact of our departure from the EU.
Business advisors urge firms in county not to ignore latest Brexit guidance notes.
Major awards event has been set up to celebrate both apprentices and those organisations supporting them.
Councillors have unanimously rejected plans to build a £125 million sports and leisure complex featuring 175 Cotswold-style holiday homes.
