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The outdoor padel court will be built at the Oaks Golf Club, near Bubwith, in East Yorkshire
Hymers College will be getting a new temporary classroom soon (Image: Hull Daily Mail / SWNS.com)(Image: Hull Daily Mail / SWNS.com)
- A large eucalyptus tree in a garden on Beverley Road, in Hull, could be chopped down soon. The tree, which is in the garden of number 725 on Beverley Road, is currently protected by a council Tree Preservation Order but it could still come down due to its massive size. Residents have until November 6th to make a comment through Hull City Council’s planning portal.
- Hymers College, in Hull, has been given permission to erect a single-storey temporary building, canopy and decking to provide additional classroom space at the school. Hull City Council has given a green light to the plan, but is restricting Hymers College to a three-year timeframe for the temporary teaching facility.
- A sycamore tree on Minster Moorgate in Beverley is going to be chopped down after planners at East Riding Council gave a planning application the green light. The tree will soon come down at 69 Minster Moorgate in the town. But a comment on the planning portal made clear two new trees should be planted to replace it. The town council’s comment explained: “Beverley Town Council has no objection to this application, on the condition work is carried out at a time that will have least negative impact on wildlife and that two new trees be planted to replace the one felled.”
- Plans for Hull’s new Marriott hotel have taken a big step forward after a planning meeting gave revised development plans the green light. The new plan will see the youth-focused Marriott Moxy brand moving in to the site near the Connexin Live arena, with the hotel set to boast a gym, a ‘plug & play library’, a large welcome area and a restaurant. However, developers will no longer build a rooftop bar on the prime site.
- A new padel court is being built in East Yorkshire after planners gave a development the green light. The outdoor court will be built at the Oaks Golf Club, on Birk Lane, north of Goole. The highways team and the environment team at East Riding Council had no objections to the sporting plan.
- The Indian & Continental Stores on Paragon Street in Hull’s city centre has applied to replace its shop frontage. If the new shop front is given the go-ahead it will have updated doors, windows and shutters. Residents have until November 6th to submit comments on the plan through Hull City Council’s planning portal.
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