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85-bed care home and assisted living complex planned for development
Flats and 12 supported living units are included in plans drawn up by developer Rhodos Properties.
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Waiting restrictions introduced on North East city road - public notice
A temporary waiting ban has been announced on a busy Newcastle road, according to a public notice.
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Fire safety works in York flats gutted by blaze approved
Fire safety works planned in a York block of flats gutted by a blaze two decades ago have been approved.
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Work starts on new homes near York – partly funded by second property tax
Work is underway to build new affordable homes in Shipton by Beningbrough near York.
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Plans for hundreds of homes close to York city centre move one step forward
Locally-based housing giant Persimmon Homes said it has sold the 2.14 acre development site at the former Barbican swimming pool site, next to StayCity aparthotel, to Yorkshire-based developer Artium Group.
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Family may abandon farming after solar farm approved on land in North Yorkshire
A farming family has warned it may have to relocate or give up farming altogether after councillors approved a huge solar farm on agricultural land near York.
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Fire safety works in York flats gutted by blaze approved
Fire safety works planned in a York block of flats gutted by a blaze two decades ago have been approved.
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Plans for hundreds of homes close to York city centre move one step forward
Locally-based housing giant Persimmon Homes said it has sold the 2.14 acre development site at the former Barbican swimming pool site, next to StayCity aparthotel, to Yorkshire-based developer Artium Group.
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Work starts on new homes near York – partly funded by second property tax
Work is underway to build new affordable homes in Shipton by Beningbrough near York.
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Fears of 'demolish first, ask later' message over unauthorised Dales development
Councillors have delayed a decision on whether to approve unauthorised building work at a Yorkshire Dales property amid fears it would send a message that people can ignore planning rules and obtain permission afterwards.
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Unauthorised site where 45 cars are being stored - new plan submitted
When the Telegraph & Argus recently visited the site there were 45 cars parked on the land – just yards from numerous homes.
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Fears of 'demolish first, ask later' message over unauthorised development
Councillors have delayed a decision on whether to approve unauthorised building work at a Yorkshire Dales property.
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Once-popular social club set to become 5-bedroom family home
Planning documents said the site was previously used as a family home.
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Councillor 'bamboozled' as experts say war memorial stonework does not need cleaning
RESTORATION plans for Skipton's war memorial are being reworked after conservation experts said it didn't need cleaning.
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Garden village with 3,339 homes planned at former York airfield - have your say
A new garden village with almost 3,400 homes could be built at a former airfield in York, with people urged to have their say.
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New scientific research facility could be coming to York
A new research facility could be coming to York under plans lodged with the council.
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Garden village with 3,339 homes planned at former York airfield - have your say
A new garden village with almost 3,400 homes could be built at a former airfield in York, with people urged to have their say.
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'Successful Bradford HMOs rarely feature lounges' - says developer
The appeal criticised Bradford Council’s decision to refuse the plans.
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New scientific research facility could be coming to York
A new research facility could be coming to York under plans lodged with the council.
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JD confirms relocation to new town centre store as opening date revealed
JD has announced the opening date of its new Middlesbrough store - with just days to go until the doors are opened.
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North East wine room applies for licence to serve alcohol daily - public notice
Lu Lu’s Pantry and Wine Room has applied for a Stockton licence to sell alcohol at 9 Silver Street, with objections accepted until November 4.
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North East footpath to close for six months during sewer works - public notice
Gladeley Way footpath in Sunniside, Gateshead, is temporarily closed from October 12 for sewer works, with a signed diversion until January 31, 2027.
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On This Day: Shipley Kirkgate Centre wins regional community award
ON this day last year, the refurbishment of the Kirkgate Centre in Shipley was celebrated as it was judged the best new community building in the region.
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Plans for three separate Durham city HMOs to be discussed by councillors
Three new HMOs in Durham could be approved at a Durham County Council planning meeting despite objections from neighbours.
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Holiday park between Darlington and Northallerton plans 16 more static caravans
Plans have been submitted to expand a holiday park between Darlington and Northallerton by adding 16 static caravans to cater for a growing demand for smaller accommodation.
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How historic York hotel could change as makeover backed
A historic York hotel is set for changes following the approval of plans for a renovation.
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Holiday park between Darlington and Northallerton plans 16 more static caravans
Plans have been submitted to expand a holiday park between Darlington and Northallerton by adding 16 static caravans to cater for a growing demand for smaller accommodation.
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Inside former Tomahawk as revamp gets underway for new Pan-Asian restaurant
Walls, booths and furniture have been ripped out of the former Yarm Tomahawk as work begins on a new Pan-Asian restaurant.
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Derelict County Durham pub to get new lease of life with underage clientele
A former Chester-le-Street pub which has stood empty for years is set to be transformed into a children's nursery, in a move which could create 30 jobs.
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How historic York hotel could change as makeover backed
A historic York hotel is set for changes following the approval of plans for a renovation.
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Plans to build 'visually intrusive' home near County Durham community centre refused
Plans for a new home on the edge of Crookhall have been rejected amid concerns it would be a "visually intrusive" encroachment into the countryside.
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Homes by Esh secures approval for 230 homes at Darlington garden village
Homes by Esh secures approval for 230 new homes at Burtree Garden Village in Darlington, including EV charging, green spaces and biodiversity enhancements.
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Decision to block flats in Bradford city centre overturned - here's why
A prominent city centre shop unit will be converted into flats after a planning inspector overturned Bradford Council’s decision to block the scheme.
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Adult care homes in County Durham town get green light despite neighbours' concerns
Plans to turn homes near a primary school into residential care homes for adults with learning disabilities have been approved despite concerns about safety.
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Historic building empty for 20 years could become luxury spa in £3m transformation
Richmond’s Grade II-listed Friary Lodge could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Historic building empty for 20 years could become luxury spa in £3m transformation
Richmond’s Grade II-listed Friary Lodge could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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Historic building empty for 20 years could become luxury spa in £3m transformation
Richmond’s Grade II-listed Friary Lodge could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.
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National company lined up as pictures show £11.3m shopping precinct nears completion
National chains and local businesses are showing strong interest in new units at Eston Precinct as the £11.3m redevelopment nears completion.
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Councillor in a lather over dog wash unit planned for historic Saltburn promenade
A councillor is objecting to plans for a proposed self-service machine on Saltburn’s Lower Promenade allowing pet owners to wash and shampoo their dogs.
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Work begins on new Teesside Lidl store as German chain promises 2027 opening
Lidl plans to open its third Middlesbrough store in 2027. Plans for a new supermarket in Linthorpe, on land which was previously the home of the Northern School of Art, were approved by members of Middlesbrough Council’s planning committee back in July this year.
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Billingham road to close for two weeks as works begin - public notice
Cowpen Bewley Road in Billingham will close from October 19 to November 2 for roadworks, affecting all traffic. A signed diversion will be in place.
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Stack reaffirms committment to delayed Bishop Auckland venue as Durham scheme canned
STACK insists it remains committed to opening the Bishop Auckland venue despite three years of delays.
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Durham Council bosses left in dark over Stack scrapping Durham development
Durham County Council was left in the dark about Stack abandoning plans for its long-delayed city venue.
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Stack accused of 'flagrant disregard' for Durham after scrapping city centre venue
Stack has been accused of showing "flagrant disregard" by Mary Kelly Foy after scrapping long-delayed plans to open a venue in Durham city centre.
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24 County Durham planning applications you need to know about
Here are the latest planning applications validated by Durham County Council in the past week, featuring proposals for home extensions, tree works, new advertisements, and changes to residential and commercial properties.
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Haulage firm seeks Durham base for goods vehicles and trailers - public notice
Land-Star Express applies to expand at Tursdale Business Park, Durham, housing seven HGVs and 12 trailers
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Plans for Stack venue at iconic Whitley Bay Spanish City scrapped after delays
Plans for a Stack venue and rooftop terrace at Whitley Bay's iconic Spanish City have been canned.
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County Durham route gets permanent entry bans and 50mph limit - public notice
Durham County Council has made the A1018 and B1404 Seaton Lane restrictions permanent, with entry bans and a 50mph limit
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Supermarket seeks to cut free parking limit at town centre store
Sainsbury’s has applied to cut free parking time for customers.
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£3m plan could turn empty Grade-II listed building into luxury spa
A Grade II-listed building in Yorkshire could become a £3m luxury spa, with planning permission sought to restore the historic building and create jobs.