A wide-range of projects were applied for and given the go-ahead last week in Nottingham. There were a variety of plans submitted to Nottingham City Council that made progress in the week ending May 13.
The two most significant were the approval of some reworks to a massive £650 million rejuvenation project and the greenlight being given for a community centre extension to a Gospel church. Elsewhere, plans to convert a Victorian corner shop into HMO were approved by the council.
And, at two other sites, planning permission was given for a prominent city centre shop to get revamp and for student flats to be built above city centre shop
