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Last night Reading Borough Council granted planning permission for a car-free residential conversion of two former Gas Works buildings on the water front in Reading. The scheme was designed by E3 Design. Entran prepared a Transport Assessment and Travel Plan for this complex site and secured positive recommendations from the planning and highway authorities for town centre flats with no dedicated parking facilities.

Northamptonshire County Council granted planning permisison today for a new Energy Recovery Facility and Materials Recovery Plant at Corby. Entran provided Environmental and Transportation consultancy advice for this complex advanced thermal treatment facility on behalf of Clean Power Properties.

Herefordshire CC voted to approve an application for a new Aldi food store in Ledbury.  As part of the same application, an extension to the existing Galebreakers factory was also approved

We are delighted to welcome Alison Banks to the team. Alison is an Associate who specialises in air quality assessments and joins us from WSP. As the latest addition to our Environmental team Alison will assist Environmental Director,  Dr Nick Davey deliver a full range of environmental consultancy services.

Last year Entran took 3rd place but this year managed 6th place in the annual Powells Charity Golf Day at Remedy Oak. Good news though, team members did win birdie and raffle prizes!

We were delighted that LB Newham voted unanimously last night to grant planning permission for Mount Anvil's latest scheme at Western Gateway, near ExCel. The 20 storey tower includes 105 residential units (25% affordable), commercial ground floor and new courtyard. The scheme, which is close to one of the new Crossrail stations, will be low-car so Entran prepared a comprehensive Travel Plan including limited car parking provision, three-tier cycle parking and a new residential Car Club.