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30.11.20
The A303 Stonehenge Expressway gets the go-ahead
After more than three years of discussions and deliberations, last week the government approved a development consent order for the £1.7 billion A303 Stonehenge Expressway highway scheme.
13.11.20
Planning Appeal Success
Sharps Redmore are pleased to have assisted in a successful planning decision in Suffolk, overturning a previous refusal on appeal.
3.8.20
Controlling noise in touching distance!
February 2020 saw the latest of many Premier Inn’s completed with the acoustic services of Sharps Redmore from start to finish in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
5.11.19
Sharps Redmore serve a winner
Sharps Redmore has helped secure planning permission for our clients, Solihull Arden Club, for a 'Padel Tennis' proposal at their long established tennis and racket sports complex in the heart of Solihull. The proposal was unanimously approved by the Planning Committee, despite objectors's concerns.
13.6.19
The battle for tranquillity at Stonehenge
This week Sharps Redmore’s Clive Bentley presented evidence at a hearing into the proposed transport tunnel under the UNESCO-listed site.
11.4.18
Daw Mill Colliery Planning Appeal
Sharps Redmore have successfully defended North Warwickshire Borough Council 's decision to refuse outline planning permission for the redevelopment of the former Daw Mill Colliery in Warwickshire.
8.12.17
Acoustic consultancy services at Stephen Perse School
Sharps Redmore provide acoustic consultancy services for Stephen Perse School in Cambridge.
11.12.16
Design services on two new hotels
Sharps Redmore instructed for design services on two new hotels at Welwyn Garden City and Salisbury
25.7.16
C3 Church & Community Space
C3 Church & Community Space is an awarding winning two storey building on the outskirts of Cambridge, UK, including multi-purpose rooms, band practice spaces and a main hall.
18.4.16
Leiston Works Railway
Sharps Redmore are proud to have provided acoustic services to Leiston Works Railway(LWR) in Suffolk who have recently gained planning permission to re-instate a section of the former Leiston Works railway line for occasional use.