Water neutrality and flood risk mapping – what developers need to know
Director Neil Jaques assesses the impact of recent changes on flood risk and water neutrality services
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Transport planning expertise improves access and connectivity to Borde Hill Garden South Park
Unlocking 110 acres of heritage-listed parkland, enhancing biodiversity and making green spaces more accessible to a wider demographic are at the heart of ‘Reinventing Borde Hill’. The £3.6 million project, supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, was recently approved by Mid Sussex District Council.
Transport planning advice instrumental to new era of high-tech self-storage
Surrey-based property development and investment company, Levanter Developments, has launched a self-storage brand, T-Rex Storage, with transport planning support from Motion. The new business has rapidly expanded, with four operational sites across Surrey and Sussex serving commercial, trade and domestic customers.
Water neutrality evidence helps revive heritage asset
A dilapidated Grade II listed country house in the South Downs National Park will soon be sensitively restored to its former glory. Full consent has been granted for proposals to convert the late 19th-century manor and outbuildings known as Wispers into 21 luxury homes with woodland and kitchen gardens, tennis courts and club house, swimming
