Jack Thomson
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Glasgow Airport owners have 'no plans' to change its name after council debate (opens the original)
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The owners of Glasgow Airport have said there are "no plans" to change its name in the face of a proposal that was recently debated by elected members. Last week, Renfrewshire Council agreed to raise the prospect of renaming the Paisley travel hub with AGS Airports as councillors marked its 60th anniversary. A motion was initially submitted at Thursday's full council meeting recognising the major milestone observed by the Abbotsinch facility in May as well as its wider economic contribution. How
Plans to create 'high-quality' flats in Paisley town centre approved by council (opens the original)
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Plans to create eight "high quality" flats on a plot of land in Paisley town centre have been given the green light by Renfrewshire Council. Unicorn Architecture's request for planning permission, on behalf of a Glasgow-based applicant, for the School Wynd project has been granted, subject to conditions. The decision paves the way for the development to take place on what it described as a "long-standing brownfield gap" in the conservation area. In its report of handling, the local authority sai
Appeal against refusal of plans for 33 homes set to be determined next month (opens the original)
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An appeal against Renfrewshire Council's decision to reject controversial plans for 33 homes in Bridge of Weir is expected to be determined by early November. James (Glasgow) Ltd, a company that lists Rangers hero Ally McCoist and Jeffrey East as directors, was denied planning permission for 10 houses and 23 flats in Thriplee Road earlier this year. Planners had recommended approving the proposal – which prompted hundreds of objections – subject to conditions and a legal agreement to secure comm
Nursery plan for former Renfrew sales office sparks flurry of objections (opens the original)
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Fresh plans to convert a former housing sales office in Renfrew into a nursery with a play area and community garden have sparked an influx of objections. Planning Services UK requested planning permission, on behalf of Eastvale Scotland, for the transformation of the building in Mulberry Square. The project would include raising the roof of the single-storey facility to provide a second storey of floor space. However, the application has been met with 25 objections from residents of Mulberry Sq
'End of an era' for Johnstone as demolition of former food store gathers pace (opens the original)
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The demolition of a former food store in Johnstone – which forms part of a significant regeneration initiative – is gathering pace in what has been described as "the end of an era" for the town centre. Strides have been taken in the flattening of the Houstoun Court building, often referred to as the old Presto, as the contractor continues to make progress on site. The works represent an important aspect of a project that intends to create two new business units and a green link between Houstoun
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