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The local authority is contesting the appeal after councillors on two of its planning committees agreed that they would have rejected the houses if they still had the power to do so. Those decisions in August went against the advice of South Gloucestershire Council planning officers to grant permission. Homes Under the Hammer was an instant hit in 2003 and has offered both entertainment and property tips and expertise to become a firm favourite in the BBC Daytime schedule. The new episodes include everything you would expect from auction tension and renovation drama to big reveals and quirky musical accompaniments.

The Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi is scheduled to undertake a service delivery monitoring visit and stakeholder engagement in Port St Johns, Eastern Cape Province, on Monday 04 September 2023... READ MORE The plans - which were subsequently revised down to 95 homes - were roundly refused by Somerset Council's planning committee south in late-June, with councillors citing concerns about over-development, road safety and the impact on the nearby rivers. The Bath-based developer has now formally lodged an appeal with the Planning Inspectorate in a bid to overturn this decision - with a public inquiry expected to held in the new year. Homes Under the Hammer is arguably one of the heroes of BBC Daytime and a factual entertainment triumphBoth Chard South division members objected to the plans when the council's planning committee south (which handles major applications in the former South Somerset area) met in Yeovil on June 27. Councillor Connor Payne - who has been spearheading a campaign to reopen Chard Junction railway station - said: "It seems the developers don’t know that we’ve only got one Morrisons in our village and that’s about it - when it comes to amenity, there’s very little. The cost of living crisis is affecting many people across the city. The price of energy, food and transport is rising and you may find it more difficult to make ends meet. To make a positive impact in our communities alongside meeting the UK’s net zero and climate change targets, we need collective, urgent action across all sectors.

I’m so excited to be here with you. I’ve watched this show since it first began so I have learnt so much.”– Toyah WilcoxJoin Somerset Live’s WhatsApp community for top stories and breaking news sent directly to your phone HOMES UK is designed to help housing and asset management, development and sustainability professionals find the solutions and connections they need to rise to the challenge. The Minister of Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi and the Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Ms Thembi Nkadimeng co-hosted a workshop on international migration on 16 and 17 October 2023, at Birchwood Hotel, in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng... READ MORE