Homes News

Controversial plans to transform a Grade II listed building into accommodation for 31 people have been rejected.

Spades are finally in the ground on a new environmentally friendly 175-home development on the outskirts of a Fenland town.

Attention to detail and passion have seen this Fenland construction manager named one of the best in the nation for the third year running.

A developer has been told it can build new “executive” homes, despite some raising “overdevelopment” concerns.

A pub is set to be converted into flats, despite concerns that one of the new homes would offer a “substandard level of accommodation”.

Plans have taken a step forward to build new homes for people facing homelessness in Fenland.

A developer has been told they can build 300 new homes as part of an “urban extension”.

Formal approval has been given to controversial plans to build 93 new homes.

A former funeral director’s that has been empty for nearly a decade is set to be turned into a new café.

Plans have been approved for a new housing development on the edge of Chatteris, despite concerns that ‘no more houses are needed’ in the town.

Councillors have refused to grant permission for more than 100 new homes to be built on the site of a former prisoner of war camp.

Plans to build 123 new homes on the site of a popular former visitor attraction have been rejected — after facing criticism from councillors.

House hunters can take away valuable mortgage advice and learn more about the next steps in buying a property at Barratt Homes’ upcoming event.

Work has started to build more than 60 affordable homes in a Fenland village.

First-time buyers in a Fenland town are being encouraged to take a look at a Barratt Homes’ development.

Plans to build a further 50 homes on the edge of March have been approved this week.

A 5,000 acre plot described as ‘one of the most important commercial farming estates in south Lincolnshire’ is up for sale.

A campaign has been launched to find carers for people with learning disabilities who have experienced domestic abuse.

A decision over plans for a new 48-home development in a Fenland village has been deferred.

Fenland residents and businesses are being urged to discover the opportunities available to them created by the drive to make homes greener.