The deadline for response to the public consultation on proposals for new housing developments across three site in Balsall Common is tomorrow (Monday 5th March). The plans for new homes on two sites on Kenilworth Road and another at Riddings Hill, are being consulted by Solihull Council under the Local Development Framework scheme. Resdients on
The incredible views in the centre of Balsall Common where Chattaways and other commercial premises were demolished to make way for a Sainsburys could remain a tourist attraction for some time to come. The developers responsible for the project were placed into receivership by their bankers after getting caught up in a spiral of
Solihull Council officials rejected plans for a permanent travellers site on land between Waste Lane and Old Waste Lane in Balsall Common. The decision not to allow development on green belt land was taken at the recent Cabinet Meeting. Campaign group RAID (Residents Against Inappropriate Development), originally created to fight against traveller occupation of
Hot on the heals of the local uproar when Solihull council seriously considered a gypsy/traveller settlement in Kelsey/Windmill Lane (now abandoned after local pressure was exerted), a new action group has been formed to oppose the development of a vast swathe of nearby greenbelt land. BARRAGE – Balsall Against Rural Ruin And Greenbelt Erosion –
Berkswell residents will have the opportunity to comment on proposals to reduce local speed limits in the village as Solihull Council launches a public consultation.