Pre-planning consultations could save Welsh taxpayers and councils thousands of pounds if used correctly
Planning authorities throughout Wales could streamline their planning processes, saving thousands of pounds, if statutory pre-planning application consultations were used more effectively, according to architect and planning consultant, Doug Hughes.
Architect’s investment could enable further regeneration of part of Welshpool town centre
One of region’s leading building design and planning consultancies is to invest in a new expanded office in Welshpool, relocating from its existing Broad Street base.
Architects expand to Cardiff city centre office as part of expansion
One of Wales’ leading independent building design and architects practices is relocating its Cardiff office into the city centre as part of its expansion in South Wales.
The Hughes Architects team are preparing to tantalise their taste buds this weekend. Why? Well, it’s the annual Newtown Food Festival and we’re proud to be one of the main sponsors of what is a great window on food from the area.
25 per cent Vacant Land Tax could be introduced in Ireland
With landowners and developers in Wales still awaiting the fine detail on the government’s plans to introduce a Vacant Land Tax, there are plans in Ireland that could see some landowners having to pay 25 per cent of the commercial value of their undeveloped land.
When it comes to building, renovating or extending a residential property there are a myriad of factors to take into consideration. We receive a lot of enquiries from people thinking about undertaking such a project and asking how much it will cost. Our new Building Cost Calculator can help.
Restoration of historic Mid Wales Mansion House into a carbon neutral events venue and conference centre announced
Detailed plans to renovate, restore and enhance a historic Mid Wales mansion house into a carbon-neutral events venue and conference centre have been announced, before a full scheme planning application to Powys County Council.