Heritage

Government Planning Inspector rules that demolition can go ahead.

Sheffield Greens have joined 800 local residents in objecting to plans for up to 300 houses in the Loxley Valley

The property developer who wanted to demolish the Old Coroner’s Court has appealed to the Planning Inspector against the refusal of planning permission by the council

Last year I highlighted the threat to demolish the Old Coroner’s Court, the attractive piece of heritage that fronts onto Nursery St Pocket Park in the city centre.

The heritage aspects of the plan need to be scrutinised closely but the prospects look good

So, what happened at December’s meeting of the full Sheffield City Council?

The latest news from City Ward Greens

Green party Councillor Douglas Johnson and local party member Brian Holmshaw were active at the 16th October Planning Committee in…

Green councillors have been working to save the Old Coroner’s Court on Nursery St, an attractive building opposite the Nursery…

City Ward Green councillors have welcomed the formal withdrawal of demolition plans for the Old Coroner’s Court on Nursery St.