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Same-day reports span brownfield flats, former-airfield homes and a goods-vehicle licence

One day of local reporting links a Bath housing proposal, a Chipping Sodbury goods-vehicle licence application and approved Weston homes on the former airfield.

Bath Echo reported that a block of flats is now being proposed for the sloping, overgrown site at the rear of Thornbank Place, a brownfield site in Oldfield Park [1]. Gazette Series reported that a company is applying for a goods vehicle operator’s licence to use a site on Wickwar Road in Chipping Sodbury [2]. Weston Mercury reported that the council has approved design plans for 142 homes at Haywood Village, advancing the redevelopment of the former Weston Airfield housing site [3].

Sources

  1. Bath Echo: Latest plans submitted for housing on brownfield site in Oldfield Park
  2. Gazette Series: Plans to use Chipping Sodbury site as base for goods vehicles
  3. Weston Mercury: Green light for next 142-home phase at Weston housing development

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