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When Granton applied for permission in principle (PPP) for 10 flats they described the site as suitable for development because it is not occupied by any mature trees. Granton told Peeblesshire News that no protected trees will be affected and that the remainder of the estate will remain untouched. PPP was granted in Mar 2016 & renewed Mar 2021 – without proper environmental assessment, according to PCC's expert forestry and ecology assessments. Granton were refused full

Read full article here in the Peeblesshire News Read full article here in the Border Telegraph

CAMPAIGNERS fighting against renewal of planning permission which could see homes built on land surrounding a historic Borders house will ask for endorsement to fundraise on behalf of the community. Read full article here in the Peeblesshire News Read full article here in the Border Telegraph

COUNCILLORS will next week review a decision to refuse long-running plans to build homes on a woodland in Peebles town centre. Read full article in the Scotsman

COUNCILLORS will next week review a decision to refuse long-running plans to build homes on a woodland in Peebles town centre. Read full article in the Peeblesshire News Read full article in the Borders Telegraph

CAMPAIGNERS fighting against renewal of planning permission which could see homes built on land surrounding a historic Borders house will ask for endorsement to fundraise on behalf of the community. Read full article here