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
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Addressing transport impact and increasing active travel connectivity

A £220 million residential development in Colchester has gained a resolution to grant outline planning consent.  The scheme on land at Wyvern Farm, Stanway will deliver 600 new homes, including a mix of 420 private and 180 affordable dwellings.  High-quality public realm, landscaping, children’s play areas, and pedestrian and cycle routes will complete the development. 
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Offsetting delivers ecological and commercial benefits

Developers seeking to build in the Sussex North Water Resource Zone now need to provide a water neutrality statement in support of their plans.  As part of Reside Developments’ team of expert advisors, Motion proposed an offsetting scheme at a dairy farm to satisfy the latest water neutrality requirements for new homes at Duckmoor, Billingshurst.
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