Employment Strategy For North Uttlesford Garden Community
Favourite
Bidwells was instructed by our client Grosvenor to prepare an employment strategy to deliver an appropriate range and quantum of jobs to support a vibrant, new Garden Community of 5,000 homes in North Essex.
Centenary Woodland, Langley Vale, Epsom
Favourite
Bidwells was instructed to coordinate and manage the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Centenary Woodland, a visitors’ centre, pathways and memorial area on behalf of The Woodland Trust.
Redwood Farm Pig Rearing Unit
Favourite
Redwood Farm has developed since the mid-1970s and is nationally renowned for its top-quality pure-bred pedigree stock. The farm comprised several buildings and structures of varying age and design, which developed in an ad-hoc way.
Delivering Growth of Cambridge Science Park
Favourite
Bidwells’ EIA team integrated with planning services to successfully increase the density of the park and deliver an uplift in floorspace, whilst addressing sensitive landscape and transport challenges on behalf of client, Trinity College.
Attleborough Strategic Urban Extension
Favourite
EIA for a new urban extension to Attleborough to provide 4,000 new homes, schools, linear park, open space, local and neighbourhood centres, community facilities and a new link road to help remove traffic from the town centre.
EIA strategy for Cambridge North Rail Station and the new urban quarter at CB4
Favourite
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) strategy to facilitate the regeneration of the former Chesterton Sidings site to deliver Cambridge North Station and surroundings on behalf of client, Brookgate Ltd.
Elevated Horse Gallop, Newmarket
Favourite
Bidwells worked as an integral multi-disciplinary team to manage the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to gain consent for a world-class horse training facility with elevated hill gallop on behalf of The Jockey Club.
Rural Professional Services
Favourite
Bidwells provides professional advice to the Estate, as and when required. The Estate is primarily agricultural, and this part of the business is largely managed in-hand.
Estate Management and Planning Advice
Favourite
The Estate comprises mainly farmland, most of which is earmarked for development. In 2014, the Trustees chose to sell off the farmland which did not have development potential. Of the land retained, planning permission for a mixed-use development, including 240 houses, has already been achieved.