THE area outside the Guernsey Information Centre entrance could be revamped if a planning application succeeds.
Planning news
Further delays to Admiral Park build as Environment makes another U-turn
ENVIRONMENT has made another U-turn over the multi-million pound Admiral Park development in a move that will cause further delay.
Guernsey is ‘behind times on disability issues’
THE island is 20 years behind the UK when it comes to dealing with disability issues, according to one property owner.
Law must let smallholders know where they stand
SMALLHOLDERS need greater clarity over land use, the Guernsey Planning Panel has said in its second annual report.
Oatlands: ‘leave it to the politicians’
ENVIRONMENT board members should make the final decision on controversial plans for a new museum and equestrian centre, says Deputy Matt Fallaize.
Quarter of planning appeals successful
A QUARTER of all cases heard by the planning appeals tribunal last year saw the Environment Department’s ruling overturned, latest figures have revealed.
Grower denies rates row is behind bid to develop sites of two vineries
A GLASSHOUSE owner has denied that paying high parish rates was the reason he backed proposals to turn one of his sites into a museum and equestrian centre.
Criticism leads to ‘lots of little’ changes to plan for brewery site
PITCHED roofs and smaller balconies are some of the changes made to plans for the £20m. redevelopment of the former Guernsey Brewery site at Havelet.
Controversial mast completes Airtel network
A LONG-RUNNING dispute about Airtel-Vodafone installing a mobile phone mast at Oakleigh Vinery has ended now the transmitter has gone live.
Family appeals after drystone wall refusal
AN ENVIRONMENTALLY aware family who carried out their own impact assessment before building a drystone wall in their garden have appealed after their retrospective application was refused.
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