Honey Plans 133-New-Home £40M Development Nottinghamshire Village

Recent planning applications across various UK councils include a range of residential and community development projects. Gedling Borough Council is reviewing applications for house extensions, tree works, and barn conversions, highlighting local residential improvements. Honey, a housebuilder, has submitted plans for a large £40m, 133-home development called Melisse in Rainworth, Nottinghamshire, emphasizing stylish and sustainable designs set to begin construction in 2026. Buckinghamshire Council’s latest applications feature home extensions, tree works, and infrastructure upgrades including temporary sales suites and care home tree maintenance. Colchester Council has received and approved applications for community hubs, home extensions, and EV charging bays, while also refusing some refurbishments. Watford Borough Council’s recent applications focus on tree removals due to safety concerns and various home extensions and loft conversions, reflecting ongoing residential development and maintenance activities.