A member of one of Australia’s wealthiest families says he is eagerly awaiting approval for his 4.5-star resort project in Mooloolaba when it comes before council next week. Kenneth Wagner, of the prominent Wagner family of Toowoomba, has proposed a 13-story hotel with 182 rooms and a rooftop pool andRead More →
Avison Young Retail has sold Waterloo Square Retail Park in South Shields on behalf of owner Royal London Asset Management for over £4million. The shopping park, which fronts Coronation Street between ASDA and the King Street shopping area, is close to the city’s new bus and tube interchange. The 40,925Read More →
ANYBODY living in this location of Church Strand nearly 400 years ago could have retreated in haste and saved lives – it watches over the entire harbor from Baltimore to West Cork, as well as the River Ilen, handy when the pirates come to plunder. Lord of all he commandsRead More →
City Silo table + pantrywhich has two locations (and one planned) in Memphis, will open its first Arkansas outlet in the former Pei Wei in Chenal Drive, 17701 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, in partnership with Nashville, Tennessee-based Fresh Hospitality (Michael Bodner, Chairman and Partner) and the Keets – father JamesRead More →
A map of the 51 acre site that the GSA is auctioning in South Weymouth. The Federal Government’s property arm is seeking buyers for 51 acres in South Weymouth, part of the 1,400-acre site of a former naval airbase. The General Services Administration last week launched an online auction forRead More →
In the latest sign that North Korea may be preparing to resume major weapons testing, satellite imagery has shown its nuclear test site being built for the first time since it closed in 2018. Images taken Friday of the Punggye-ri facility in the country show ‘very early signs’ of activityRead More →
Once a ‘large family home’, a partially demolished seaside property on the Isle of Wight is to be auctioned. Beachlands at Esplanade, Ventnor, is guided freehold at over £750,000 by regional land and property auctioneers Clive Emson. Rob Marchant, auctioneer for Clive Emson on the Isle of Wight, said: “ThisRead More →
Texas lawmakers and agencies certainly make it easy to see who is on the right side of history. Authorities in Texas continue to find new ways to harm LGBTQ youth. the Eagle-eyed Jo Yurcaba at NBC News (who I used to work with at Bustle) found that the state DepartmentRead More →
Boreham Wood star Jacob Mendy offers to inspire non-leaguers to another FA Cup clash when they tangle with Everton at Goodison Park on Thursday night Video loading Video unavailable The video will start automatically soon8to cancel play now Antonio Conte on the FA Cup The magic of the FA CupRead More →
Revised plans have been submitted to build houses on the site of a former pub in Flintshire. It comes after an initial bid to build eight houses in place of the Feathers Inn in Bagillt was rejected last year. This followed concerns raised by council planning officials about the riskRead More →
the Nordex Group has informed staff at the Rostock GVZ rotor blade site in Germany that it plans to stop rotor blade manufacturing at this site at the end of June 2022. A reconciliation of interests and a departure plan must be negotiated with the works council in the shortRead More →
LAHORE: To establish new friendly business ties, the Egyptian government delegation visited the project site of CBD Punjab. Lahore Central Business District Development Authority (LCBDDA) CEO Imran Amin, Chief Operating Officer Brigadier Mansoor Janjua (Retired), LCBDDA Board Members and Chief Executives of the LCDBDA welcomed the delegates. The delegation wasRead More →
Post-COVID-19 impasse in Russia creates new unknowns February 26, 2022 4 minute read By: Western economic sanctions to punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine are piling up a new set of unknowables on a global economy already distorted by the coronavirus pandemic and a decade of ultra-cheap money, ReutersRead More →
ZEELAND – The City of Zeeland has appealed to developers interested in constructing a mixed-use building and public pedestrian walkway in the heart of Main Avenue. Long on the city’s list of development goals, the mid-block crossing would connect a large public parking lot behind downtown stores to the MainRead More →
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) today launched a residential site in Pine Grove (Plot A), located off the Pandan Valley, for sale under the confirmed listing of the Government Land Sales (GLS) scheme ) for 1H 2022. Robust new home sales in 2021 quickly depleted unsold inventory in the marketRead More →
It’s pretty hard to call someone who is well-educated, a lawyer, and the mayor of a big city naive. However, Mayor Lightfoot, how naive can you be about bears? You came out last week proposing that the city put a roof over Soldier Field. Mayor, the Bears didn’t decide toRead More →
news, latest news, Industrial action planned by staff at the CopRice factory in Cobden has been postponed. United Workers Union spokesman Tom Czech said staff met with company representatives last week. “Negotiations are progressing and as a result members voted to delay industrial action,” Czech said. “It’s a positive stepRead More →
Plans have been submitted for a brand new community-owned solar farm in Plymouth, which could power almost 4,000 homes a year. After launching the scheme this summer and undertaking extensive community consultation, Plymouth City Council and local charity Plymouth Energy Community (PEC) have submitted a joint planning application to developRead More →
A bid for a housing estate on agricultural land in Bacup has received planning permission. Mr Darius Mahdavi has requested 29 houses with associated works on a pristine 1.98 hectare site adjacent to Laneside Cottages, Todmorden Old Road. The application, which received 16 objections from the public, was approved byRead More →
NORTHUMBERLAND – The asphalt lot along Highway 11 just east of Northumberland has a lot of potential for Button Holdings and Energy once its project is complete, according to the state director of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Agriculture. rural development, Bob Morgan. Morgan visited the Point Township siteRead More →
The site of a former coal-fired power plant in Somerset will be transformed into Massachusetts’ first offshore wind turbine manufacturing plant, the governor announced Thursday. Governor Charlie Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito visited the old Brayton Point Power Station to celebrate the plans. The state’s last coal-fired power plant,Read More →
Content of the article Following an open, transparent and competitive bidding process, Parks Canada said it issued a license of occupation to the Alpine Club of Canada to operate the Twin Falls Tea House National Historic Site in Yoho National Park for a period of 10 years. Content of theRead More →
The site could produce as few as four new homes along South Bay Road Land in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay area has attracted a record price for a residential site sold at government auction, with local developer SEA Holdings beating eight competing bids with a HK$1.19 billion bid ($152.3 million).Read More →
Last month’s strike by 8,000 workers at the King Soopers grocery store in Colorado is an important strategic experiment for the working class. Once again, a powerful strike movement has been isolated and betrayed by pro-business unions, demonstrating the need for new organisations. Workers at King Soopers, which is ownedRead More →
A development site with full planning permission in Eyre Street, Newbridge, recently sold for €400,000. The site of the former Winning Post pub, which is now vacant, has planning permission for nine apartments. It was offered for sale recently on The Leinster Property Auction’s Iamsold online site on February 3,Read More →
The Woodland Trust is proposing to turn a rural site in Devon into new woodland for a range of wildlife, in the county where the charity began its work 50 years ago. The nature charity is asking for the public’s help to urgently raise the balance of £1million of theRead More →
The Woodland Trust is proposing to turn a rural site in Devon into new woodland for a range of wildlife, in the county where the charity began its work. He is asking for the public’s help to raise the remainder of the £2.5million needed to transform land near Lympstone, nearRead More →
At the county commission meeting on February 1, 2022, the Board of Commissioners had a 3-3 tied vote, meaning no action was taken and no activity can take place on a property on Bill Carter Road. Owner Joseph A. Bradham was requesting that it be rezoned from Agricultural Residential (AR1)Read More →
The future of a former Mecca Bingo site and historic theater has been teased by its new owners. The Garrick Theater on Lord Street, Southport, former headquarters of the multi-million pound bingo company, was bought last year after being vacated by Mecca Bingo. The building was originally to be auctioned,Read More →
Both Ford and General Motors announced double-digit $1 billion profits for 2021 in their annual earnings reports released last week. Even as the pandemic continued to rage, sickening and killing countless workers and accelerating with the emergence of the Omicron variant, automakers raised massive sums for their big investors. FordRead More →
Dell’s Dagher leads the tech industry with pride in its Arab heritage and commitment to diversity CHICAGO: Lebanese expat Rola Dagher, who rose from sales on the phone to one of the top female Arab tech executives, said racism and discrimination abounded throughout her professional rise. Dagher, global channel directorRead More →
1994 RANGERS ALL STARS (NHLI) In All-Star Game history, the New York Rangers have had many MVP performances. Tomorrow, Chris Kreider will represent the Blueshirts and hope to add to the team’s history at the NHL’s signature event. Here is the list of the top 5 performers. New York RangersRead More →
AMAC founders Maurice and Ivan Kaufman and development site at 4465 Griffin Road in Hollywood (Google Maps) AMAC has secured a $6.6 million deal for a development site in Hollywood and is partnering with Miami-based ROVR Development to build a 180-unit apartment project. A New York-based subsidiary of AMAC, foundedRead More →
New plans have been tabled for homes on a farm in Buckinghamshire, just a year after a similar project was rejected. D Croft Transport is looking to redevelop Model Farm on Gorelands Lane, Chalfont St Peter. In December 2020, Bucks Council refused a similar request from D.Croft Transport Ltd forRead More →
A mansion that was closed as an outdoor education center last year is now up for auction. Marle Hall, off the A470 at Llandudno Junction, was first built in the 17th century by Sir Hugh Williams, 5th Baronet, of the Williams Baronets of Penrhyn, but was later extended and refurbished.Read More →
Content of the article The rezoning of a wetland in a wooded area is approved A woodland that includes a provincially significant wetland on the western outskirts of London will soon be donated to the Thames Talbot Land Trust. Eric and Karen Auzins told politicians they left a 15-hectare areaRead More →
25 years ago: Constitutional coup deposes Ecuador’s president On February 6, 1997, Ecuadorian President Abdala Bucaram was ousted by a congressional vote accusing him of “mental incapacity”. During the week, three different people claimed to be rightfully in charge of the South American country. Rosalea Arteaga, who succeeded Abdala BucaramRead More →
newsletters, editors’ selection list, Training to Save Lives Vigilance and Service, the honored tradition of surfer rescue, spoke well on Saturday afternoon at Flynns Beach, as many young men prepared for their homework before earning the medallions of bronze, which signify their ability to act if necessary to save livesRead More →
Co-living company Collective – which went bankrupt last summer due to the pandemic – sold its 330,000 buildable square foot development site to 555 Broadway in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for $54 million, saving a lender from foreclosing the property’s mortgage. While the cohousing society managed to repay some of its debt,Read More →
A request to build nine new homes on a ‘dreadful’ site in Brockenhurst has been approved by the national park authority despite concerns over a lack of affordable housing. Permission was granted in 2018 to transform the derelict Redmayne engineering land at Station Approach with a mix of commercial buildingsRead More →
Reza Merchant and 555 Broadway (Google Maps, LinkedIn) Bankrupt cohousing company The Collective sold its Williamsburg development site for $54 million, helping it avoid foreclosure and even withdraw a small amount of cash. A joint venture of Loketch Group, Joyland Group and Meral Property Group purchased the site at 555Read More →
The Lithuanian government is considering selling the building in Vilnius that may have housed a CIA prison where US authorities are believed to have held several 9/11 suspects. The authorities intend to auction nearly 1,000 square meter buildings on the 1 hectare plot in the near future, English TLR reported.Read More →
A developer’s bid to build dozens of new homes on a former quarry and scrapyard site has been approved. The Heaton Group have applied to Rossendale Council for planning permission to demolish an existing two-storey detached house and erect 41 new bungalows, townhouses and houses on land south of BlackwoodRead More →
Two senior officials of the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA), who served as deputy secretaries, along with other staff, were arrested by Seshadripuram police for cheating and forgery. They allegedly helped at least four people register and get sites in and around the city using fake documents between 2016 and 2018.Read More →
Since opening in 2015, containers at the Whitefish Central Recycling Site have regularly overflowed with cans and cartons during peak periods, a persistent challenge that has set city officials on a years-long journey to settle on a program compulsory selective collection. With the city’s recent decision to move forward withRead More →
A developer’s bid to build dozens of new homes on a former quarry and scrapyard site has been approved. The Heaton Group have applied to Rossendale Council for planning permission to demolish an existing two storey detached house and erect 41 new bungalows, townhouses and houses on land south ofRead More →
An artist’s impression of the proposed development on daft.ie Published: Wed, Jan 19, 2022, 8:10 PM Last update: Wed, Jan 19, 2022, 8:15 PM A three-acre development site on Metges Road in Johnstown, which has planning permission for 104 apartments and commercial space, has gone on the market with aRead More →
A permanent marker to commemorate the site of one of Scotland’s worst peacetime fire service disasters could be created as part of plans to develop a budget 66-bed hostel. Glasgow City Council has received an application seeking permission to change the use of a former nursery building on Warroch Street.Read More →
Here are the latest planning applications submitted and decided in and around Mansfield and Ashfield in the weeks starting Monday 10th January 2022. 1 Rectory Road, Church Warsop: Side extension of ground floor to create gymnasium and garage; Register to our daily newsletter The newsletter mute the noise The oldRead More →
AN Bord Pleanála rejected plans by Limerick City and County Council to compulsorily acquire property and surrounding land in Knocklong. The owner of the property – in Bridge Street in the village – had objected to the proposed acquisition under the provisions of the Derelict Sites Act, 1990. The localRead More →
Through PTI PARADIP: The site of JSW Steel’s proposed factory in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha turned into a battleground on Friday as villagers clashed with police over the demolition of betel vines. Villagers said at least 40 protesters, including children and the elderly, were injured as police charged them withRead More →
Activists celebrate after land that could have been turned into a crematorium was given an extra layer of protection from further development. Hundreds of people last year spoke out against Reigate and Banstead Borough Council’s proposals for the facility off Woodhatch Road in Reigate, citing concerns over the crematorium beingRead More →
CADILLAC – At the end of February, the future of the vacant Cooley School could be revealed. On Monday, the Cadillac Area Public Schools School Board discussed and approved the RFP and developer qualifications for the Cooley School and its annex. The district worked with the civil engineering firm ofRead More →
Lisnagelvin Leisure Center is due to be put on the market for the second time after the £ 550,000 sale of the building was dropped due to legal issues. Confidential documents seen by the Belfast Telegraph will be presented to members of the Derry City and Strabane District Council’s BusinessRead More →
The country’s fisheries ministry said it has already established six such villages and will add 130 more by the end of 2022, according to a report published by Mongabay. Villages will cultivate high-value aquaculture products, including shrimp, crab and seaweed, with the aim of boosting national exports, creating jobs andRead More →
China’s Chang’e 5 lunar probe finds first on-site evidence of water on the moon’s surface Vartha Bharati | 01-09-2022 | 18:31:00 IST PC: PTI Beijing, January 9: China’s Chang’e 5 lunar lander has found the very first on-site evidence of water on the moon’s surface, providing new evidence of theRead More →
The vaccination site is located inside the cheerleader hall of the Korpi rink. Photo by Daniel Israël × The vaccination site is located inside the cheerleader hall of the Korpi rink. Photo by Daniel Israël The City of Bayonne has authorized an amendment to its current contract with Bespoke HealthRead More →
Recent temporary traffic lights installed during repairs to the walls of the old Panorama Hotel in Halton Village, Runcorn. (Runcorn Weekly News) The builders have asked to build 21 apartments in an “aesthetic” development on the site of an old hotel destroyed by fire in Runcorn. Stockport-based Premier Builders LtdRead More →
COLLECTION, ON, January 5, 2022 / CNW / – “There is a clear and urgent need for a new hospital in Durham Region to improve the health care of our residents and support our future growth. As we grapple with the latest wave of COVID- 19 and the enormous impactRead More →
Photographs of more than 100 prominent Indian Muslim women were listed on the bogus auction website, in a case that sparked outrage across the country. The website, which was shut down within 24 hours, was called “Bulli Bai,” a derogatory slang term for Indian Muslims. (Twitter / @ thewire_in) IndianRead More →
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said face-to-face learning “will continue to be the expected norm” in England Secondary schools in England have been asked to provide capacity for Covid testing on site before students return to class this week. The government has said it wants students aged 11 to 16 toRead More →
The Penrith Covid Vaccination Center, currently located in the PFK Auction Mart, will move to a new site at the Newton Rigg Sports Hall Campus in the new year. The vaccination team currently located at the Auction Mart site will move on January 1, 2022 and vaccinations will continue atRead More →
Protesters supporting the sovereign indigenous tribes of the Kabi First Nation state made a picket in front of the main roads building just after the professional protesters were withdrawn from the Rocky Ridge site which they have dubbed Djaki Kundu. The site was subsequently developed as part of the CooroyRead More →
Who does OSHA turn to first when several contractors are on the job on a safety-questionable job site? If your business has any control over the work process, the Multi-employer worksite policy clarifies that the responsibility probably lies with you. Did you do everything possible to avoid an accident? OSHARead More →
A traveling family from Chorley have been told they can stay for another three years at the Greenbelt site where they currently live, as the council’s pledge to build permanent land in the borough has still not been kept. . Over 12 years ago the Linfoot family settled on landRead More →
(Photo courtesy of World of Concrete / Informa Markets.) The Concrete World returns to Las Vegas from January 17-20, 2022 and will showcase the latest technologies for concrete applications, special events and its robust concrete education program. WOC 2022 hosts a variety of outdoor competitions to put your skills toRead More →
A much-anticipated new restaurant slated for Silo Square came close to reality on Monday, gaining approval from the Southaven Planning Commission. The commission has given the green light to the site plan for Georgia Blue. The 12,000 square foot restaurant will have a second floor and alfresco dining area andRead More →
The ACT has registered 252 new cases of COVID-19, the highest daily tally to date, amid calls for patience in queues at testing facilities. Key points: ACT sets new daily record for COVID-19 cases, with 252 positive cases recorded in 24 hours ACT Health announces that many places previously consideredRead More →
NEET-PG advice delay: Delhi police remove medics from protest site [GROUND REPORT]| Photo credit: Times Now Highlights Police personnel launched efforts at the ITO protest site where medical residents were staging a protest against the NEET-PG 2021 board delay. The doctors were forcibly loaded onto buses by the police. MaleRead More →
The imported mare Lighthouse will look to extend her local winning streak to four in Saturday’s Chester Manifold Stakes at Flemington. The US-bred mare Lighthouse is likely the starting favorite for her attempt to go undefeated in Australia in Saturday’s Chester Manifold Stakes. Lighthouse has won all three starts, allRead More →