by Jackie | Apr 30, 2024 | Latest News, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
Staines Town Society objects to this proposal for a block of 9 flats on the site of the former ex-servicemen’s club. Whilst not large, the site is sensitive (riverside) and very prominent, sitting as it does on the riverside and at the eastern gateway to Staines...
by Jackie | Jul 17, 2023 | Latest News, Local Plan, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
We welcome the news that the Inspector has dismissed the Debenhams appeal. We thank Spelthorne’s planning officers, who strenuously argued for refusal at the Planning Committee in June 2022 and again at the appeal in May 2023. Both decisions are on SBC website,...
by Jackie | Mar 16, 2022 | Latest News, Planning Applications
The Staines Town Society objects strongly to any agreement for prior demolition for this important building in this prime location; prior approval must be required for a proposed: Demolition of Buildings in respect of Debenhams. It would be premature to demolish this...
by Jackie | Mar 4, 2022 | Local Planning News, Planning Applications
Planning Inspectorate upholds Inland Homes appeal. Following an Inquiry which was held in early December 2021 by the Planning Inspectorate, planning permission has been granted for the demolition of the former Masonic Hall and redevelopment of the site. The decision,...
by Jackie | Dec 14, 2021 | Hot Topics, Latest News, Local Planning News, Planning Applications, Uncategorised
Old Fire Station Planning application 21/01750/FUL, Old Fire Station and space behind Town Hall This scheme is an improvement over the previous one, being smaller and more respectful of the Fire Station. But it is not adequate for this sensitive and important site. ...
by Jackie | Dec 14, 2021 | Hot Topics, Latest News, Local Planning News, Planning Applications
Planning application 21/01772/FUL Debenhams, 37-45 High Street Staines Staines Town Society objects to the demolition of the existing Debenhams building. Its anchor position in the High Street and its graceful curve down Thames Street have been a leading part of...
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