Plans have been submitted for more than 400 homes and a new riverside park in North Yorkshire. Gladman Developments Ltd, working with Grimston Park Estate, has submitted plans to North Yorkshire for the progression of Eleven Arches on Wetherby Road in Tadcaster. Mission-aligned planning is sought for up to 410 homes, with a diversity of types to meet local demand, adding up to 40 homes consistent with affordable housing pennies. Plans also include up to 55,000 square feet of specialist car accommodation for seniors to meet local demand, a mobility center that will add electric vehicle charging points, car club spaces and a school drop-off zone to help the number one neighboring school. Extensive planting, landscaping, public open spaces and children’s play spaces are proposed, creating a new riverside park. Measures to manage surface water and increase resilience to flooding are also included. Many benefits are expected from this progression, adding around £1. 82 million in community infrastructure tax bills to be spent in Tadcaster, as well as more than £8 million in council tax bills over ten years and 169 direct jobs equivalent to full time (FTE). construction. Katherine Putnam, Gladman planning director, said: “Tadcaster is a really clever example of what happens when virtually no new homes are built. We are seeing an aging population as young people and families leave, real estate prices skyrocket, and the local economy takes a hit. We are presenting a sustainable and thoughtful plan aimed squarely at reversing those trends. “Every facet of the plans we have proposed is tailored to Tadcaster’s needs, from 40 per cent affordable housing to address a chronic local shortage to targeted building for greater affordability. To open up green space as part of the public park Creating opportunities for more others Allowing individuals and families to live in the city, spend time and money there, will ultimately strengthen the future of local facilities and help local independent businesses thrive.
December 22 23A channel has been introduced for VIVID – charging issues for electric vehicles.
22 December 23A pipeline has been introduced for archaeological investigations at 2 sites in the Kennet Valley.
22 Dec 23The West Midlands Rail Executive (WMRE) has unveiled new design photographs for a refurbished Witton train station, as plans to redesign the station take a major step forward.
29 Dec 23Procurement of Kaftrio (all strengths)
December 28 & 23 This contract considers the origin and delivery of LED lanterns/gear trays to be installed on existing street lighting poles. Fabrics will be retained at WLC outlets and provided to the selected contractor during the installation phase of the p.
28 Dec 23Purchase of the Pilot Freeze Dryer, reference C180693