‘Stopping up’

We have been busy preparing and submitting plans to close redundant highways.  These are called stopping up orders. Some planning applications need old roads to be closed and new ones to be built.  These orders […]

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Bats in the belfry?

We have been waiting for Spring for surveys for Great Crested Newts to be carried out on a large expanse of woodland in the north east.  When certain applications can be submitted along with supporting […]

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Simplifying local plans – have your say

Proposals to speed up and simplify the process of making Local Plans open to the public for representations until 27 April 2016 In September 2015 ministers launched a panel of experts – the Local Plans […]

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Middlesbrough regeneration and restoration

 We’re pleased to be working on the restoration of some listed buildings in Middlesbrough and addressing the findings a new Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) study. This has highlighted that Middlesbrough is one of the UK’s top […]

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New Cumbrian partner

Serendipity, chance, fate or just good luck? Business alliances sometimes emerge over time and sometimes you know instantly when you can work together – CBEN share our aspirations and values so we’re looking forward to […]

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address climate change or Brexit

Leaving  the European Union would represent a hammer blow to the 2015 Paris climate deal, is the view of one of the UK’s leading climate advisors. Ex Tory environment minister Lord Deben, now chairing the […]

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MP’s ode for zero carbon

The Energy and Climate Change Committee of MP’s has said in a recent report that government should reinstate zero carbon standards for new homes and implement a host of new policies to domestic energy efficiency. […]

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