Yate gas leak and local planning applications point to construction-related activity near Bristol
A contractor-damaged gas pipe and new planning proposals in Yate and Stroud show development-related activity surfacing across the Bristol area.
Planning applications have been submitted across the wider Bristol area, while a gas leak in Yate highlighted the disruption that contractor work can cause.
South Gloucestershire Council listed a proposal to erect an outbuilding for workshop and storage at Rose Cottage, 440 North Road, Yate [4]. Stroud District Council received applications including new homes, solar panels and an equestrian classroom, the Stroud News and Journal reported [5].
The three cases are not linked, but together they show that Yate and Stroud are both seeing development-related planning proposals, while Yate also saw contractor work that affected a utility.
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- Avon & Somerset Police news: Witness appeal following fail to stop collision
- Wiltshire Times: Latest after teenagers taken to hospital following river swim
- Somerset County Gazette: Taunton's much-loved independent cheese shop 'back with a bang' after reopening
- South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Erection of outbuilding to form workshop/storage.
- Stroud News and Journal: New homes, solar panels and equestrian classroom among Stroud plans
- Gazette Series: Latest update as homes evacuated following gas leak in Yate
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