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School pupils are enjoying new facilities following a major redevelopment after the mayor of Bedford pledged to remove all temporary classrooms in the borough...
Tags: Education, Project Completion, Bedford, Modular Construction, Bedford Borough Council
Ingleton Wood has been praised for smoothly relocating around 250 staff from the NHS Camden Clinical Commissioning Group to new office accommodation at London’s Euston Tower...
Tags: Office, Commercial, NHS, NHS Camden, Healthcare, Euston Tower, London
Ingleton Wood has scooped the award for Professional Services Provider of the Year at the News On The Block Property Management awards...
Tags: Award, News on the Block, Property Management, Residential, Commercial
The importance of fire safety has been at the forefront of the public’s and industry’s consciousness following the devastating Grenfell Tower tragedy. The Hackett review, as well as the enhanced media scrutiny on the subject, has rightly resulted in a far more comprehensive assessment of fire safety measures and processes...
Tags: Fire Safety, Grenfell, FRA, Fire Risk Assessment, Fire Protection
The £9.5 million redevelopment of Brentwood Town Hall is progressing well, exactly a year after Brentwood Borough Council vacated the building...
Tags: Brentwood, Brentwood Borough Council, Architect, Farrans Construction, Community, Commercial, Residential
Our ground-breaking work on the heating system of a multi-use NHS health centre – originally fed by boilers dating back to the 1930s – has led to improved efficiency without disrupting the service to patients...
Tags: Health, Healthcare, NHS, Building Services, Thurrock
Ingleton Wood is delighted to announce that we have appointed Memo Ngwenya as a new quantity surveyor in our London office...
Tags: London, Quantity Surveyor, Recruitment
Ingleton Wood is delighted to announce four new promotions in our Cambridge office that reflect the hard work and commitment of our growing team...
Tags: Promotion, Career, Development, Cambridge
Fundraisers were in full swing at Ingleton Wood’s annual golf day in aid of Colchester’s St Helena Hospice...
Tags: Charity, IW Golf Day, Event, Fundraising, St Helena Hospice
New air quality guidelines for schools mean that designers working for headteachers, school estates and facilities managers will have to look much more closely at ventilation strategies for new buildings and refurbishment projects...
Tags: Air Quality, Schools, Education, BB101, Ventilation
Ingleton Wood has appointed a new Director of Commercial Building Surveying in our Billericay office...
Tags: Recruitment, Director, Commercial, Building Surveyor, Building Surveying, Billericay
Our £450,000 refurbishment of Grade I listed Bruce Castle in Tottenham is progressing well and on track to be completed later this year...
Tags: Grade I, Bruce Castle, Haringey Council, Tottenham
After much anticipation, the long awaited new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has landed on the desks of planning consultants across England...
Tags: Planning, Residential, National Planning Policy Framework, NPPF, Government, Housing
Theatre students will benefit from improved facilities including a new refectory, library, IT suite, and common room following our work on a £2m upgrade of a Grade II listed theatre. We carried out the work at the E15 Acting School’s Corbett Theatre, part of the University of Essex’s Loughton Campus...
Tags: Grade II, Education, Theatre, Architecture
We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed onto the NHS Shared Business Services (SBS) Construction Consultancy Services framework for a further four years...
Tags: NHS, SBS, Healthcare, Framework, Shared Business Services
Our work to convert a former town centre nightclub into a new ‘easyHotel’ is progressing well and should be complete by September this year...
Tags: Leisure, Hotel, Ipswich, Grade II Listed, Site Progress
Since our last update on St. Anne’s Quarter in the summer of 2015 things have certainly come on a long way. During the last three years the Ingleton Wood design team has been working closely with Orbit and project managers TCM and ISG Contractors to deal with a range of planning amendments, but also to develop the technical detail of the package for the construction phase...
Tags: St Anne's Quarter, Planning, Revit, Architecture, Norfolk, Norwich, Site Progress, Construction, Residential
Ingleton Wood has strengthened its senior team with a series of promotions...
Tags: Promotion, Practice News, Growth, Career
Ingleton Wood has helped raise vital funds for those living with a progressive or terminal illness after hosting our annual charity football tournament in support of St Elizabeth Hospice in Ipswich...
Tags: Charity, Event, Football, IWFootballTournament
Simon Gorst, Partner at Ingleton Wood LLP, recently featured in Property Week commenting on the supply and demand for industrial and logistics warehousing space in Essex and the East of England. In our latest Ingleton Wood blog, he explores the opportunities available in a little more detail...
Tags: Property Week, MEES, Commercial, Industrial, EPC
A brand new £6m health and wellbeing centre that will bring adult and children’s services together under one roof has opened its doors to patients in Hertfordshire...
Tags: Health, Healthcare, Hertfordshire, NHS Trust
Mandy Cheung, an interior designer based at our London office has been recognised for her creative flair at the prestigious Clerkenwell Design Week – helping to raise vital funds for charity...
Tags: Clerkenwell Design Week, Interior Design, Competition, Charity, Architecture, Design
As one of the largest property and construction consultancies in the East of England, Ingleton Wood have responded to changes in Government policy by strengthening our planning department...
Tags: Planning, Planners, Norwich, Colchester, London, Cambridge, Billericay
An Ingleton Wood interior designer’s work has been selected by a panel of international judges to be showcased at a charity auction during the Clerkenwell Design Week on 22nd May. The design initiative, led by furniture designer and manufacturer Actiu, invited London-based creatives to upcycle the company’s iconic ‘Badminton’ chair and auction the winning pieces to raise funds for UK cancer support charity, the Maggie’s Centre. The Maggie’s Centre, built in the grounds of NHS cancer hospitals, offers free practical, emotional and social support to cancer sufferers as well as their family and friends.
Tags: Clerkenwell Design Week, Interior Design, Competition, Charity, Architecture, Design
Our Colchester office has had a strong start to the new financial year – growing its existing team and expanding into new office space...
Tags: Colchester, Growth, Expansion, Health and Safety, Planning
A military engineer has swapped the frontline for the design studio as part of a British Army training scheme designed to improve the skills of service personnel...
Tags: Training, Development, Cambridge, Work Placement, MOD, Defence, Armed Forces, Military
Work has now started on a brand new £3million state-of-the-art teaching block at St Thomas More High School in Westcliff-on-Sea...
Tags: Education, Westcliffe-on-Sea, Southend, Construction
Commercial landlords still have time to act on new energy efficiency rules that could see them fined up to £150,000 if their properties are not upgraded...
Tags: MEES, Commercial, Property, Property News, New Regulations, April 2018
The European Commission has recognised the work of Ingleton Wood following the successful completion of our innovative research project that aims to transform the future of building sites...
Tags: ACCEPT, Construction, Technology
Ingleton Wood is advising all clients to review current and potential BREEAM projects as the deadline looms for new registrations...
Tags: BREEAM, Sustainability
Ingleton Wood has appointed two new team members at our fast-growing London office...
Tags: London office, Growth, Property, Dilapidations, MEES, Professional services
From 1 April 2018 it will be unlawful for landlords to grant leases on properties with ‘sub-standard’ EPC ratings of F or G, with on-the-spot fines of up to £150,000 for those who do not comply. Ben Strange, Head of Professional Services at Ingleton Wood, says that landlords now have a finite opportunity to secure their position and prevent tenants from using the regulations to their advantage...
Tags: MEES, Commercial Property, Property News, Property, New Regulations, April 2018
Ingleton Wood has continued working on a new state-of-the art science, technology, engineering and maths centre at the University of Essex, which is on track to welcome its first students later this year...
Tags: University of Essex, STEM, education, Kier Construction
Ingleton Wood is delighted to have seen the opening of the new state-of-the-art building for Olive AP Academy in Tilbury, which has helped the Essex based academy expand and welcome 120 new pupils through its doors...
The ACCEPT project is nearing the end of its research and innovation programme which has the aim of bridging the gap between what we design and what we build by addressing construction related issues using state of the art technology. An ambitious target and the use of some of the most innovative technologies in the construction sector make the ACCEPT project one to watch for the future...
Tags: ACCEPT, Construction, Event, Technology
Ingleton Wood has been given the green light to begin work on a new £2 million state-of-the art sports hall at Highworth Grammar School in Ashford...
Tags: Highworth Grammar School, Ashford, Kent, CIF, Condition Improvement Fund, Education
Fundraisers were in full swing for Ingleton Wood’s charity golf day aid of St Helena Hospice in Colchester...
Tags: Charity, Event, St Elizabeth Hospice, Ipswich, Golf Day
A trio of housing projects across North Norfolk have been selected for the next stage of Ingleton Wood’s ground-breaking ACCEPT project...
Tags: ACCEPT, Broadland Housing Association, Apps, Technology, European Commission
Ingleton Wood has now completed a significant conservation project at Apothecaries Hall - a historic Scheduled Ancient Monument in the City of London...
Tags: Apothecaries Hall, London, Historic England
Ingleton Wood has begun work on a new state-of-the-art classroom block at Mayflower High School in Billericay...
Tags: Billericay, Modular Construction, CIF, Condition Improvement Fund, Education, Mayflower High School
Ingleton Wood is delighted to announce that we have been selected for the Crown Commercial Service’s public-sector framework for Estates Professional Services...
Tags: Crown Commercial Service, CCS, Government, Framework, Essentia
Pupils at a Hertfordshire school will now benefit from state of the art facilities following the completion of a new £300,000 science laboratory...
Tags: Education, Project Completion, Harpenden, Cambridge
Ingleton Work has started work on a brand new £2 million sports hall at Becket Keys CofE School in Brentwood...
Tags: Education, Becket Keys, Brentwood
Ingleton Wood has appointed Trevor Halls as our new Director of Architecture in our London office...
Tags: Recruitment, Architect, Architecture, London
Ingleton Wood will begin work to install a new air conditioning system at Clacton Leisure Centre’s Swimming Pool in October...
Tags: Leisure, Leisure Centre, Swimming Pool, Building Services, Air Conditioning, Tendring District Council
Ingleton Wood have begun work on a multi-million-pound development that will provide 10 new warehouse units at a prominent trade and industrial estate. The units at Hainault Works will be available from early 2018 and generate new jobs for the local economy...
Tags: Commercial, Industrial, Warehouses, Hainault Works
Hard working students hoping to build a successful career in the construction industry have been gaining valuable real-life experience that has put their academic skills to the test...
Tags: Clacton Coastal Academy, CCA, Class of Your Own, Design Engineer Consult, DEC!, Training, Experience, Education, Careers
Ingleton Wood has completed the final stage of its takeover of a Cambridgeshire architects. Following our recent acquisition of Martindales Architects, we have now moved our Cambridge operation from Compass House in Histon to Oakington Business Park...
Tags: Cambridge, Relocation, Aquisition, Ingleton Wood Martindales, Growth
A house which was destroyed by a gas explosion in Clacton has been completely rebuilt and will soon have new tenants moving into the property....
Tags: Clacton, Rebuild, Housing, Residential, Building Surveying, Project Management, Design, Tendring District Council
Ingleton Wood is delighted to announce that we have Andrew Wright as a new Senior Associate for Structural Engineering in our London office...
Tags: Recruitment, Structural Engineer, London
We are delighted to announce that we have strengthened our architectural team with the appointment of a new Associate Architect, Darren Fowler RIBA...
Tags: Recruitment, Architect, Norwich
Ingleton Wood is delighted to be supporting plans for a community’s very first war memorial – which will be installed in time to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War...
Tags: Memorial, Capel St Mary, Community
Ingleton Wood has received recognition for our commitment to excellence in health and safety...
Tags: Health and Safety, Safecontractor
Our team at the Colchester office has now submitted plans for a new £2m breast unit at Colchester General Hospital...
Tags: Colchester, Hospital, Breast Services, NHS
Ingleton Wood has acquired Cambridge-based Martindales Architects, a Practice which will now become Ingleton Wood Martindales...
Tags: Acquisition, Cambridge, Ingleton Wood Martindales, Growth, Architecture
Ingleton Wood’s Planning Team have secured planning permission for a new development consisting of 18 affordable homes on Albany Road, Lowestoft...
Tags: Planning permission, Planning, Residential, Lowestoft
We are delighted to announce that the London office has appointed Daniel Legg as a new Director of Building Surveying...
Tags: Appointment, Building Surveyor, RICS
Time is running out for landlords to ensure their commercial buildings are up to scratch in order to meet strict new energy efficiency rules – or face the prospect of being fined up to £150,000...
It’s hard to believe that the Cambridge office has only been established since June 2015 given how much has been achieved in such a short amount of time...
Ingleton Wood is delighted to announce that we have appointed a new buildings and construction health and safety specialist...
Tags: CDM, Health and Safety, CDM Regulations
Ingleton Wood have been working with Class of your Own and their ‘Design Engineer Construct’ course for two years. Our first school was Clacton Coastal Academy, where we are now seeing the results of everyone’s hard work. Sam and John, both aged 16, have joined us 2 days a week whilst undertaking their DEC Level 3 (A-level) course and have become valued members of our Colchester team...
The Government have recently published the Housing White Paper with a pledge to fix the broken housing market. The Government’s key intention is to build more homes that are affordable, quicker and in locations that people want to live...
Tags: White Paper, Housing, Planning, Government, Homes
17 years ago, Ingleton Wood’s Norwich office was born, based in the City Centre. Over the years, steady growth came with the office bursting at the seams and so 2 years ago, the office took the leap and moved into a newly refurbished office on the Norwich Business Park...
Following the publication of the independent report last week into the failings that led to the wall collapse at Oxgangs Primary School in January 2016, several points regarding the case have been raised...
Tags: CDM, Health and Safety
Three members of our staff recently passed their exam to become qualified Low Carbon Consultants. Read on for their personal stories, and a huge well done and congratulations to each of you, what an achievement!...
Tags: Training, Development, Low Carbon, Zero Carbon, Sustainability, Staff
A state-of-the-art office development worked on by our Colchester office has been shortlisted for an international sustainable building award...
Tags: BREEAM, Awards, Sustainable Building, Sustainability
We’re pleased to announce our project at Fairfield Leisure Centre in Dartford has won the Kent Design and Development Award 2016: Public Buildings under the Community category...
Tags: Awards, Award, Project Completion, Design
Congratulations to the London office who will be celebrating their 20th Anniversary this year! Opening in the city back in 1997, the office started out with just 5 members of staff and 2 disciplines; Building Surveying and Building Services...
Our Billericay office is almost where it all began when our original Shenfield office relocated in 2003...
Tags: Billericay, Office, Location
Moorfields eye hospital have just completed the complete refurbishment of a building for their new private outpatients unit delivered by Cuffe Plc under a Design & Build Contract...
Tags: Project Completion, Project, Healthcare, Moorfields
Our project at Perry Barn Close in Bury St Edmunds was officially opened yesterday by Her Royal Highness Princess Anne...
Tags: Event, Project Completion, Opening Ceremony, Housing, Architecture
Ingleton Wood have been busy in Hertfordshire over recent months delivering the new Watford Sexual Health Hub for Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust...
Tags: Project Completion, Official Opening, Event
Over the next few months we’ll be letting you know a little more about each of our 5 offices across the region, beginning with Colchester...
Tags: Colchester, Office, Location
We have recently completed the handover of the £750k extension and refurbishment to Bedford Hospital Macmillan Oncology Unit...
Tags: News, Project Completion, Handover, Health, Hospital
Simon Gorst, Director and Building Surveyor based at our Billericay office, features in the Wortley Byers Law Outside the Box Newsletter, explaining how Ingleton Wood can provide Planned Preventative Maintenance advice...
Tags: Maintenance, Building Surveying, Reports, Advice, Commercial
Ingleton Wood will be exhibiting at the Brentwood Business Showcase on 2 November 2016 at Brentwood School...
Tags: Event, Brentwood, CPD, Networking
Ingleton Wood are pleased to be involved with the Nuaire BIM seminar to discuss all things BIM! Guest speakers include our very own Alex Gibson, BIM Manager who will be discussing some of the challenges associated with converting an entire Practice onto the BIM system...
Ingleton Wood feature in the 2016 IET Skills Survey for our involvement in supporting work experience throughout the Practice...
Tags: IET, Skills, Education, Work Experience, Careers
Ingleton Wood in partnership with A Class of Your Own attended the launch of Clacton Coastal Academy’s (CCA) Design Engineer Construct A-level, which gave students an opportunity to demonstrate their ability, passion and innovation as the next generation of Built Environment professionals to local employers...
Pokémon are taking over the world - well the augmented world anyway! It may have escaped your attention that there is a fast growing craze taking the world by storm...
Tags: Pokemon, Pokemon Go, Augmented Reality, AR, ACCEPT
Ingleton Wood are continuing their partnership with Clacton Coastal Academy to help delivery of the Design Engineer Construct!® (DEC!) course...
Tags: DEC, Clacton Coastal Academy, Work Experience, Training
Edward Godden, Architectural & European Projects Coordinator for Ingleton Wood discusses how the lack of digital technology on building sites is a stumbling block to collaboration. Could this rethink in communications revolutionise delivery and bring about a new breed of architects?
Tags: RIBA, RIBA Journal, ACCEPT, BIM, Technology
The end of April marks the end of the 16th month of ACCEPT project activity, and as this draws to a close the project stands in a strong position which is set to continue through 2016...
Tags: ACCEPT, R&D, Research and Development, Horizon 2020
As of 31st March 2016, the Zero Carbon Hub has ceased operations due to industry funding being withdrawn...
Tags: Zero Carbon, Sustainability, Energy, Energy Efficiency, Funding
Ingleton Wood are the proud recipients of the Norwich and Norfolk Eco Award for the Eco Home Category...
Tags: Awards, Eco, Environmental, Sustainability, Passive House, Passivhaus
Ingleton Wood were appointed on a prestigious refurbishment and redevelopment project of the existing leisure centre in the roles of Employer’s Agent, Quantity Surveyor, CDMc and Clerk of Works for the building works and mechanical and electrical installations...
Tags: Project Completion, Leisure, Community, Social
Ingleton Wood are now a year into their first Horizon 2020 research project, ‘ACCEPT’ (Assistant for Quality Check during Construction Execution Processes). Ingleton Wood represent a user partner in a consortium of eleven partners situated in seven different countries across Europe working on this project...
Tags: ACCEPT, R&D, Research and Development, Horizon 2020
Ingleton Wood were commissioned by Bedford Hospital NHS Trust to provide Architectural and Contract Administration services in order to remodel and extend the former hospital chapel to create a new enlarged endoscopy department...
Tags: Project Completion, Healthcare, Health, Endoscopy, Bedford
Ingleton Wood have joined forces with Palmers Solicitors and Crown Office Chambers to offer this FREE BIMfest seminar including breakfast...
Ingleton Wood’s specialist team of Surveyors are currently engaged on a large programme of NHS 6 facet surveys...
Tags: NHS, Surveys, Building Surveying, Case Study
Ingleton Wood were commissioned by Southend University Hospital NHS Trust to provide Architectural, Interior Design, Quantity Surveying & Building Services design for this exciting project to remodel a redundant area of the hospital to form a new Urology Outpatients department...
Tags: Project Completion, Healthcare, Health
As a result of the Government’s Housing Standards Review and subsequent deregulation there has been some uncertainty over the future of sustainability in new homes...
Tags: Home Quality Mark, Government, Housing, Housing Standards, Sustainability, BRE, Footprint, Environmentally Friendly
We’re pleased to announce that we have won the Design Award Certificate of Merit at the Broadland District Council Design and Enhancement Awards...
Tags: Award, Residential
Our Cambridge office was very pleased to recently win an interesting commission in conjunction with Julian Bicknell Associates to provide structural engineering design services for a prestigious private residence new build in Hemel Hempstead with a construction value of £2.25m...
Tags: Residential, Structural Engineering, Project
New York City Council has just instructed every building in the city with a cooling tower to run an evaluation and disinfection programme after an outbreak of Legionnaires Disease in the South Bronx area of New York left 12 people dead. The outbreak has been linked to a tower on a 2 storey building...
Recent research suggests that UK attitudes to fossil fuels and renewable energy are changing faster than anyone expected. There has been a lot of publicity about the DECC poll which showed a significant fall in support for fracking for shale gas – only 28% of those surveyed actively opposed the technology...
On July 23rd the Government announced that they would no longer be funding the Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC). The Green Deal Finance Company has announced that it will cease accepting applications for new Green Deal Plans with immediate effect. This is to ensure that sufficient funds exist to support those applications that have been lodged in recent weeks and are already being processed...
Tags: Green Deal, Energy, EPC
The Government has recently released a document called the Productivity Plan. This plan essentially sets how it plans to become more productive, i.e. how it is looking to streamline over the term and fix the foundations holding up the Government. The changes are proposed across many sectors, however there is one sentence (under section 9.17) that stands out amongst the crowd and that impacts on the future of sustainability in building...
Tags: Zero Carbon, Energy, Passivhaus, Sustainability
Since our new Cambridge office opened on the 8th June, our Structural Engineering team have hit the ground running...
ESOS (Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme) is an energy assessment scheme that is mandatory for large organisations in the UK with more than 250 employees, turnover in excess of €50m and an annual balance sheet total of €43m...
Tags: ESOS, Energy, Energy Savings
The Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015 came into force on 6th April 2015.The aim of the new legislation is to simplify the process, to capture domestic projects, and to increase compliance...
Tags: CDM, CDM 2015, Principle Designer
Ingleton Wood are proud to feature in a recent issue of the Evening Standards 'Homes and Property' Section...
Ingleton Wood are proud to be featured in the new Department of Health HBN 08-02 Dementia-friendly Health and Social Care Environments...
Tags: Dementia, Department of Health
The Energy Act 2011 changes regarding minimum energy efficiency standards have now come into force through the Energy Efficiency Regulations 2015. You should be aware that the Energy Act 2011 contains a clause with severe implications for 18% of all commercial property effecting...
Tags: Energy Act, EPC, Energy
We are pleased to announce that from the 1st June 2015 Ingleton Wood LLP will be offering a new discipline from a new location...
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has announced a series of new planning measures, including further changes to Permitted Development Rights, in another demonstration of the Government’s commitment to streamlining the planning system, and making it easier to deliver residential development.
Tags: Permitted Development, Planning
Working in partnership with our academy clients we have once again enjoyed huge success with the 2015-16 round of CIF bids. 60% of our bids were successful securing over £1m of new business for the practice.
Our Sustainability Associate, Robert Diamond is now trained as a lead assessor in the new Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
Tags: ESOS, Energy, Energy Savings
The existing Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2007 regime is due to change on 6th April 2015 when the CDM 2015 regulations come into force...
Tags: CDM, CDM 2015, Principle Designer, ACOP
The 2014 version of the BREEAM Non Domestic Refurbishment & Fit Out as of midnight on 16th February will replace the BREEAM 2008 equivalent. However our licensed assessors will still be able to register projects under 2008 after this date if there is a planning requirement under that version of BREEAM...
Tags: BREEAM, BREEAM Assessor, Green Lease Agreement, Green Lease Guide
From 2018, landlords will not be able to rent out properties that have an EPC rating of F or G. Changes to the Energy Act 2011 will mean that up to 18% of commercial and 1 in 10 domestic properties will need to improve their energy ratings or become unlettable from April 1st 2018. This especially effects older properties, with 65% of the F & G ratings belonging to homes that predate 1919...
Tags: EPC, Landlords, Energy Act, Energy, Carbon
Ingleton Wood are the winners of the 2014 H&V Awards Building Services Project of the Year for our project; National Theatre - The Shed...
Tags: National Theatre, Awards, The Shed, H&V Awards
We are pleased to share a selection of our professional photographs recently received of our newly completed project at Trinity Church of England School, Belvedere...
Ingleton Wood provided a full multi-disciplinary design and project management service to Cambridgeshire Fire & Rescue Service for the construction of a new Fire Station in the village of Burwell...
Tags: Burwell, Opening, Fire Service, CFRS, Bluelight
Ingleton Wood are proud to share our newly designed scheme, the £650k Specialist Dementia Care Facilities at Bedford Hospital, which were officially opened to much acclaim on 5th December 2014, by Bedford MP Richard Fuller. Our Director and Ingleton Wood’s project lead, Paul Cavalier, was in attendance at the opening...
Ingleton Wood’s Planning Team have secured planning permission (subject to completion of the s106 agreement) on behalf of Targetfollow Estates for the redevelopment of the former Eastern Electricity Headquarters in Norwich, to provide 154 residential units and commercial floorspace...
Tags: Planning, Residential, Commercial
Ingleton Wood are proud to present one of our latest healthcare projects, the new Fetal Medicine Centre at Southend University Hospital...
On the 6th April 2014, new Permitted Development Rights are coming into force which allows the conversion of agricultural buildings to residential (maximum of three dwellings) without the need for planning permission. This is a great opportunity for land owners with agricultural estates to maximise their use and value...
Tags: planning, regulations, residential, agricultural, change of use
On the 6th April 2014 the new Part L Regulations come into force. Ingleton Wood can help you understand the impacts on your projects...
Ingleton Wood are delighted to welcome a new ‘Building Services and Environmental Design Team’ to their Norwich Office...
Ingleton Wood has just been announced as a finalist in the National Green Apple Environmental Best Practice Awards. Launched in 1994, the International Green Apple Awards recognise, reward and promote environmental best practice around the World...
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