News Archive
Seven promotions and central London drive
8 June 2011. Turley Associates has announced seven promotions and a new drive to capitalise on its expertise in central London.... Read more >
Seven promotions and central London drive
8 June 2011. Turley Associates has announced seven promotions and a new drive to capitalise on its expertise in central London.... Read more >
Seven promotions and central London drive
8 June 2011. Turley Associates has announced seven promotions and a new drive to capitalise on its expertise in central London.... Read more >
Seven promotions and central London drive
8 June 2011. Turley Associates has announced seven promotions and a new drive to capitalise on its expertise in central London.... Read more >
Helping Almondsbury Garden Centre to grow
7 June 2011. We have secured planning permission for the redevelopment of the popular Almondsbury Garden Centre... Read more >
Shortlisted for national housing design award
1 June 2011. Our project for the Berkeley Group business, St Edwards Homes, at Honeypot Lane, Harrow has been shortlisted... Read more >
New Head of Urban Design
23 May 2011. Turley Associates has promoted Matt Quayle to Head of Urban Design. Read more >
Community Heritage Initiative Project
12 May 2011.Turley Associates has been appointed by the London Borough of Hillingdon to run a second pilot of the Community Heritage Initiative Project (CHIPs). Read more >
Maze Long Kesh Framework
6 May 2011.The Belfast office of Turley Associates has been appointed to develop a Spatial Framework for the 347 acre Maze Long Kesh (MLK) site near Lisburn. Read more >
RTPI Learning Partner status awarded
4 May 2011.Turley Associates has been awarded the prestigious 'Learning Partner' status by the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). Read more >
Environmental Impact Assessments quality mark first
18 April 2011.Turley Associates is one of the UK's first planning and urban design consultancies to be awarded a new quality mark for Environmental Impact Assessments. Read more >
Cloverleaf Restaurants
14 April 2011. Turley Associates has secured planning permission for a new restaurant and public house in Sunderland on behalf of Cloverleaf Restaurants, part of Greene King plc group. Read more >
Creeping control for local heritage assets
12 April 2011.Turley Associates warns that 'local heritage assets' are likely to be afforded greater protection. Read more >
Island Technology Park
11 April 2011. Turley Associates secures permission for new Isle of Wight Technology Park. Read more >
South Downs National Park
30 March 2011. 4,000 planning applications for new South Downs National Park Authority, says Turley Associates. Read more >
Historic McDougall Flour Mill
25 March 2011. Turley Associates has secured planning permission for the redevelopment of the last historic McDougall's flour mill in Hailsham, East Sussex. Read more >
Bessbrook Mill
22 March 2011. The regeneration of one of Northern Irelands most historic mills has been given planning permission. Read more >
Renewable Heat Incentive Consultation
18 March 2011. The Coalition Government has after much delay published details of its Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) and it offers significant benefits for high energy businesses. Read more >
Turley Associates secures Belfast City Centre scheme
15 March 2011. Turley Associates has secured outline planning permission for the redevelopment of the 6.5 hectare former Sirocco air conditioning works on the edge of Belfast city centre. Read more >
ChelmerPlus
16 February 2011. Turley Associates and Cambridge Econometrics launch ChelmerPlus - a service for residential land promotion. Read more >
Scotland Good Neighbour Agreements
31 January 2011. New planning regulations will require property developersin Scotland to consider entering into Good Neighbour Agreements. Read more>
Paul Singleton joins National Committee
16 January 2011. Paul Singleton, lead Director for Turley Associates' CPO and Land Assembly work, has been co-opted to join the National Committee of the Compulsory Purchase Association (CPA). Read more >
