In 2017, we prepared a Framework Travel Plan for Gateway Housing's proposed residential development at Earlham Grove, Forest Gate, and then for their second phase of development on the adjacent site. In 2021 we wrote detailed Travel Plans for both parts of the development to discharge planning conditions prior to occupation.
Since 2022, Entran has acted as Travel Plan Co-ordinator (TPC) for the combined development, now known as Earlham Square. We have collaborated with LB Newham, prepared the necessary travel surveys, collated the residents' responses, and submitted survey reports to the Council in line with the agreed Action Plan.
In September, we carried out the second annual survey and this week that was agreed by the Council, meaning that the next travel survey is not required until 2025.
We also have TPC roles for developments in Brighton, Ipswich and Leicester, each requiring varying degrees of input from Entran and the client.
Wednesday, 29 November, 2023
The Transport Secretary has told the Conservative Party Conference he will “give people choice to make their lives easier and not to force them to travel in a certain way, or at a certain time,” as he announced a “comprehensive plan for drivers.”
Monday, 02 October, 2023
Electric vehicle drivers using public chargers in Brighton are facing price hikes of up to 80% from today, after the Council called the previous, lower prices "unsustainable."
Monday, 03 July, 2023
Yesterday, PINS granted planning permission for a mixed residential and business use (fitness/bootcamp) at April Cottage in Almondsbury. South Gloucestershire Council had refused the planning application on highways grounds but that decision was reversed by the Planning Inspector.
Wednesday, 14 June, 2023
Last night Worcester City Council granted planning permission for new student accommodation on the site of St Clements Church Hall in Worcester. We were pleased to work with the development team including Planit and Wotton Donoghue Architects to secure this consent for New Venture Housing.
Friday, 21 April, 2023
Just two weeks after the appeal hearing for 180 new homes in Clacton, the Planning Inspector has allowed the appeal and ordered Tendring District Council to pay full costs to Kelsworth Ltd.
Wednesday, 22 March, 2023