Archive for February, 2008

PLANNING APPLICATION: 128 Simister Lane

Wednesday, February 27th, 2008 by vicdalbert

houses.jpgA new planning application has been received which is within Holyrood Ward of Prestwich as detailed below:-

Application number: 49582         Type of application: Full         Date Registered: 20/02/2008

Applicant: J D Homes Limited
Location: 128 Simister Lane, Prestwich, Manchester M25 2SH
Proposal: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING DWELLING AND ERECTION OF REPLACEMENT DWELLING TOGETHER WITH REVISED ACCESS AND CAR PARKING.

Should you require further details please contact the case officer: John Cummins on: 0161 253 6089 or reply acces the Councils web site E-planning pages at www.bury.gov.uk.

For assistance on how to comment on applications or if you want to raise issues please don’t hesitate to contact your local councillors.

Bury’s Budget 2008-2009 - Press Statement

Thursday, February 21st, 2008 by timpickstone

Lib Dem’s Secure More Money for Children and Young People, and more money for Parks and Cleaner Streets 

Liberal Democrat Councillors saved services for young people and vulnerable children and secured extra expenditure on much needed environmental services such as parks, cleaner streets and environmental enforcement in Bury Council’s budget for next year.

The Lib Dem proposals, which were agreed and have become part of the budget:

- saved advice services for children and money for youth services across Bury

- saved services for disabled children, the “young carers” service and provision for children who are at risk

- secured new money for our parks and environmental services

 

- secured new money for a cleaner environment such as street cleaning and enforcement such as dog fouling and fly-tipping

 Cllr Tim Pickstone, Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group said:

 “This is a difficult budget again for Bury. We all need to be clear on why these difficult savings once again have to be made. The blame is quite clearly with the Labour Government who, despite many years of pressure, continue to effectively give Bury a “poor deal”.

“Services to young people are already stretched  -  A vibrant youth support service is essential to ensure educational staying on rates and engagement in training or employment, with the subsequent positive impact on reducing anti-social behaviour”

“We are not prepared to put up with an unsafe reduction in support for vulnerable children, and to not see advances in supporting the environment in this borough.”

Cllr Richard Baum, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson on Resources said

“The people of this Borough want cleaner streets, green space and safe places for their families. And the Liberal Democrat group will ensure that as much as possible is done to give them what they want. Our proposals tonight are to invest in parks in this Borough to ensure that every community has a well-managed place of peace and greenery to enjoy.

Attacking the Labour Party Proposal to cut vital services for a zero Council Tax rise Cllr Pickstone said:

“This proposal is madness. We would all like to have a zero council tax rise, but the Labour Party are proposing to scrap £700,000 on much needed services for disabled people, are proposing to scrap services for young people and vulnerable children, and proposing to run Bury Council into the ground by running reserves down to a dangerous level. This is a disgrace - I am shocked that that Labour Party will stoop so low in a pathetic attempt to gain votes.

“There are two opposition parties in Bury. One, the Lib Dems, have achieved over £1/3 million of expenditure on young people, children and the environment, while Labour have achieved nothing but a cheap gimmick at the expense of vulnerable people.” 

PLANNING APPLICATION: Coach & Horse, 71 Bury Old Rd

Friday, February 15th, 2008 by vicdalbert

houses.jpgA new planning application has been received which is within Holyrood Ward of Prestwich as detailed below:-

Application number: 49510         Type of application: Full         Date Registered: 11/02/2008

Applicant: Joseph Holt Ltd
Location: COACH AND HORSES, 71 BURY OLD ROAD, WHITEFIELD, M45 6TB
Proposal: PROVISION OF GLAZED SHELTER TO THE REAR OF THE REAR PREMISES

Should you require further details please contact the case officer: Jennie Townsend on: 0161 253-5320 or reply contact your local councillors who will be happy to advise you further. Full details of the application can also be found on the Council’s E-planning pages at www.bury.gov.uk.

 

PLANNING APPLICATION: Land off Poppythorn Lane

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008 by vicdalbert

houses.jpgA new planning application has been received which is within Holyrood Ward of Prestwich as detailed below:-

Application number: 49236         Type of application: Full         Date Registered: 30/01/2008   Applicant: Cambrian Homes Ltd
Location: LAND OFF POPPYTHORN LANE , PRESTWICH
Proposal: DEMOLITION OF EXISTING GARAGES AND ERECTION OF 12 NO. DWELLINGS

Should you require further details please contact the case officer: Helen Longworth on: 0161 253 5322 or contact your local councillors who will be happy to advise further and represent your views.  For more details access the Council’s e-planning web pages at www.bury.gov.uk.

PLANNING APPLICATION: Tesco’s 456-462 Bury Old Rd

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 by vicdalbert

houses.jpgA new planning application has been received which is within Holyrood Ward of Prestwich as detailed below:-

Application number: 49441         Type of application: Full         Date Registered: 30/01/2008

Applicant: TESCO STORES LTD
Location: 456 - 462 Bury Old Road Prestwich Manchester M25 1NL
Proposal: VARIATION OF CONDITION 4 OF PLANNING PERMISSION 47753 TO ALLOW RETAIL UNIT TO TRADE BETWEEN 0600 HOURS AND 2300 HOURS, SEVEN DAYS PER WEEK.

Should you require further details please contact the case officer: Helen Longworth on: 0161 253 5322 or contact your local councillors who will be happy to advise or represent your views.