Planning team success as Scone retirement scheme gets green light
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Head of Planning (Scotland), Mark Myles, welcomed the decision today by Perth & Kinross Council’s Planning and Development Management Committee to approve a planning application for 51 retirement living apartments on the site of the former Wheel Inn, Scone.
Bidwells celebrates its 180th birthday by announcing £50m turnover for first time ever
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Leading real estate advisor to the Cambridge and Oxford growth corridor, Bidwells has announced record full year results with turnover at £50.25m (Dec YE), demonstrating a rise of 4.2% from 2017.
Milestone reached for Trinity College Oxford residential development
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Bidwells has helped secure planning consent for a major new residential and teaching building at Trinity College, Oxford – the first major building at the college for over fifty years and the last building of this scale that can be built on the main Trinity College site.
40 football fields of space needed for Oxbridge S&T
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Cambridge and Oxford will need around 40 football pitches worth of new lab space to accommodate the next five years of growth, a leading property consultancy has predicted.
Dust off your walking boots
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The iconic Kingshouse Hotel in Glencoe is open for business once again.
Bidwells appoints new head of planning for Scotland
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Bidwells has appointed Mark Myles MRTPI to head up its successful Scottish planning team.
UK timber prices remain on a high
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The significant rise in UK timber prices experienced at the end of 2017 and the first half of 2018 has levelled off, but values have remained at this elevated level.
News from Scotland (Winter 2018, Issue 50)
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We are delighted to bring you our Winter Newsletter for 2018, bringing you all the latest news from Bidwells in Scotland - including our involvement in an exciting Harry Potter project!
Growth Corridor’s leading voices pack out inaugural Bidwells conference
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Bidwells teamed up with the two leading land and property industry titles, EG and Farmers Weekly, to bring the investment and development community together to asses and review the opportunities and challenges ahead for the Oxford to Cambridge Growth Corridor.