Skipton & The Dales
Homes approved
Plans to build four executive homes in the grounds of a large house have been approved.
Some councillors at the latest Craven Council planning committee meeting argued the planned four and five-bedroom homes off The Bailey, Skipton, were an over-development of the site. But because the development at The Paddock already had outline planning permission, the scheme was given the go-ahead.
Coun Ken Hart said: "There is a desperate need for this type of housing."
8:00pm Wednesday 7th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: chris, BRADFORD on 8:30pm Wed 7 May 08
We always need big executive homes in Bradford for all the high flyers like myself Can you tell me when they be ready and wont price they start at. thanks
We always need big executive homes in Bradford for all the high flyers like myself Can you tell me when they be ready and wont price they start at. thanks
Posted by: albion, west riding on 8:43pm Wed 7 May 08
[quote][bold]chris[/bold] wrote:
We always need big executive homes in Bradford for all the high flyers like myself Can you tell me when they be ready and wont price they start at. thanks[/quote] They are not in Bradford, are you planning on becoming a commuter?
chris wrote:
We always need big executive homes in Bradford for all the high flyers like myself Can you tell me when they be ready and wont price they start at. thanks
They are not in Bradford, are you planning on becoming a commuter?
Posted by: Smudge, KEIGHLEY on 9:25pm Wed 7 May 08
It's not what you know, but who ...
With the monies involved it couldn't fail
It's not what you know, but who ...
With the monies involved it couldn't fail
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