Rob Crolla has written 5 posts

• 05 Dec
  

  NJL Consulting Leeds submits application for Unite the Union improvements

  NJL Consulting (Leeds) Ltd has submitted an application for planning permission to deliver substantial improvements to Unite the Unions’ existing premises on Call Lane, Leeds.

  By: Rob Crolla Planning,  Commercial,  Leeds,  Call Lane,  Unite the Union No comments Read More
• 25 Oct
  

  The Northern Powerhouse: Still Alive and Kicking

  As part of the Leeds City Region delegation at last week's MIPIM UK I had the opportunity to hear the current views on the Northern Powerhouse from five of the regions' key political figures.

  Speaking in a panel discussion at MIPIM UK, each was asked to comment on the current Northern Powerhouse proposition, the impact of Brexit on the concept and aspirations for the Budget Autumn Statement.

  By: Rob Crolla Planning,  Politics,  Manchester,  MIPIM,  Northern Powerhouse,  Leeds,  Brexit,  MIPIM UK,  Liverpool,  Wakefield,  Sheffield No comments Read More
• 12 Aug
  

  South Bank Leeds - Draft Regeneration Strategy

  Next week (week commencing 15th August) Leeds City Council will publish the draft Regeneration Strategy for South Bank Leeds for consultation.

  The redevelopment of this area, comprising Holbeck Urban Village, the site of the proposed HS2 station, the former Carlsberg Tetley site and encompassing other prominent and high profile developments sites, such as Temple Works, the new home for Burberry, is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

  By: Rob Crolla Yorkshire,  Leeds,  Holbeck,  Regeneration,  Leeds Dock No comments Read More
• 01 Aug
  

  City of York consult on Housing and Employment sites

  After much deliberation City of York Council has published for consultation the Local Plan – Preferred Sites document.

  By: Rob Crolla Housing,  Consultation,  City of York,  Council,  Local Plan,  Employment No comments Read More
• 10 Jun
  

  SoS Confirmation of Leeds City Council Housing Land Supply Shortfall

  A Secretary of State (SoS) decision (8 June) has confirmed a housing land supply shortfall in Leeds – with clear implications for the consideration of future applications for residential development in the short term.

  The SoS agreed that the appeal by Miller Homes, for land at Boston Spa, should be allowed. The decision provides confirmation of the weight to be attached to Leeds Unitary Development Plan Review (LUDPR) policy N34; and draft neighbourhood plans, as well on the 5 year housing land supply position.

  By: Rob Crolla Housing,  Leeds,  Appeal No comments Read More