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Fareham Borough Council has approved the next phase of investment in Fareham Shopping Centre.

The investment will fund a programme of improvements to the shopping centre designed by Leslie Jones Architecture, including upgraded entrances, a new shopping arcade, improvements to public squares, modern public toilets and essential maintenance works.

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Planning approval has been granted for the redevelopment of the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre (CPNSC).

Originally opened in 1964, the renovation will bring the 15-hectare site up to a modern standard while showcasing its heritage and historic features. 

The project includes the delivery of a new enlarged gym and dedicated spaces for sporting clubs, ...


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The Church Commissioners for England has submitted an outline planning application for the final phase of the northern expansion of Ely in East Cambridgeshire.

The proposals envision a community of up to 1,607 homes, an extension to Chettisham Business Park and substantial green open space. The site will comprise a mix of homes, including affordable housing and self-bu...


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Activist investor Saba failed in its attempt to overhaul the board of Workspace Group at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM) yesterday.

In early May, the US hedge fund issued a requisition notice requesting the removal of five of the company’s six non-executive directors – all other than Manju Malhotra – to be replaced by Nick Shattock, Andrew Sim, Richard Starr...


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Bidwells has doubled the size of its Bristol office with a series of new hires.

The office, which is under the guidance of Chris Clover and Sarah Davies, is expanding both its project management and building surveying teams with Bidwells recently moving into a larger office close to Temple Meads.

Bidwells expects to continue growing the Bristol office as it buil...


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