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Coracle Challenge 2010

Les Stephan Planning Ltd have, for the first time ever, particpated in the Coracle Challenge 2010.

It was an interesting experience; with the practice session involving Penny being rescued by the River Rescue(!) and Ross (our volunteer PostGrad) taking her place for the main event.

Despite the weather being a little more dismal than the rest of the week, a great time was had by all and we have managed to raise £792.50 for Macmillan Cancer Support. Unfortunately we didn't manage to make it trhough to the second heat but we were grouped with both the RAF and Navy!

May I send our sincere appreciation for your support!

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Coracle Challenge 2010

Les Stephan Planning Ltd are, for the first time ever, participating in the Coracle Challenge at Pengwern Boat Club, The Quarry, Shrewsbury. The team comprises of:

Penny Stephan (Team Captain), Stuart Taylor, Chris Rose and Nick Harper.

All proceeds will go to McMillan Cancer Support and we would therefore, appreciate your support in these regards.

To make cash or cheque donations please email us with your name, address, donation amount and whether you're happy to agree to Gift Aid. Gift Aid does not cost you anything extra and is simply a promise of the Government Tax Office to pay a further 25p for every £1.00 you donate.

To make electronic donations (only a few moments!) please visit: http://www.justgiving.com/LesStephanPlanning

All other staff members will be at the event supporting the team and we would welcome your company. The races start at 4:30pm on Friday 18th June 2010.

Proposed Supermaket, Oswestry

J. T. Hughes & Guttercrest are joint owners of the land on Victoria Road, Oswestry. The site is currently under consideration by Shropshire Council for the erection of a supermarket; this was considered at the Planning Committee of the 18th March 2010 and all proposals were deferred for a 3-month period.

We are in the process of down-sizing our proposed scheme in response to residents and Councillors concerns that were brought to light at this meeting. An extract from the Shropshire Star article can be found here:

http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2010/05/14/town-supermarket-plan-scaled-back/

Recent application/appeal success

Please see our "Successful Projects" page for our latest success stories!

Most recent:

Refurbishment of a Grade II Listed Farm House;

Erection of horse stables;

Conversion of barn complex into 4no. residential units;

Change of use of agricultural land to residential garden land;

Extension to outbuilding to provide ancillary accommodation.