At 7,042-square-feet on an angular layout, the home was designed by award-winning architect Dale Ferriby. It has window walls ...

The Dillon Town Council voted 6-0 on Tuesday, March 25, to allow variances for the subdivision of a single property into two ...

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It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. THE future is uncertain on plans to 'wedge' 30 affordable homes 'in the wrong place' in Evesham. A decision has been delayed on plans to build ...

RTE star Dermot Bannon has slammed the new plans for cabins and modular homes to be built without planning permission. The TV architect said that the new Government solution is only a temporary ...

“Fundamental issues” are holding back major plans to turn a former Derby police station into more than 100 new homes. At the beginning of last year it was reported how plans came to light to ...

Story Homes make shock leaflet drop over plans for 141 houses in this Lancashire village I'm a property expert - this is why you're seeing more millionaire houses in this South Ribble postcode The ...

Local councils are planning to put homes on green fields covering an area ... are earmarked for development in local authority plans, comes from the Council for the Protection of Rural England.

With a potential government shutdown fast approaching, the House voted 217 to 213 on Tuesday ... has said he was planning to vote against the plan unless an amendment is added to codify DOGE ...

She and the top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., introduced an alternative plan earlier this week that is unlikely to get traction with Republicans.

Homes could be built on the current site of Risca’s Lidl supermarket, if the German retailer moves to a new location in the town. Early proposals include plans for up to 42 new homes and a ...

In the run-up to the Second World War, plans for limited conscription applying to single men aged between 20 and 22 were given parliamentary approval in the Military Training Act in May 1939.