Neil Mcgrory is a Local Democracy Reporter at various esteemed outlets. He specializes in themes such as architecture and planning, urban design, and the construction industry, while also covering topics related to education and business travel. Neil's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Hits Radio, Insider.co.uk, STV Group plc, and several other prominent publications.
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Neil Mcgrory’s coverage heavily focuses on local urban planning, real estate developments, and government announcements in Scotland, particularly Glasgow. He appears to be most receptive to pitches related to local housing projects, infrastructure development plans or challenges faced by the local council.
Given his focus on government and politics as well as real estate industry with a significant portion of announcement coverage attribute, he would likely appreciate insights from experts familiar with urban planning regulations and processes within Scotland. Additionally, sources with knowledge of specific ongoing or proposed development projects in Glasgow could also be valuable for Neil's articles.
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By: Neil Mcgrory
A community-based football club in Uddingston has successfully bid to take over its playing facilities.
By: Neil McGrory
Councillors have approved nine new projects to be carried out under North Lanarkshire Council's Community Board Local Development Programme.
North Lanarkshire Council's planning committee unanimously agreed with a recommendation to grant planning permission for Taylor Wimpey's proposed 125 houses on land at Carnbroe Road.
By: Neil Mcgrory
Councillors have voted to grant planning permission for a housing development for over-55s to be built in Croy, going against recommendations.
North Lanarkshire councillors have approved the construction of a housing development at Carnbroe in Coatbridge.
Councillors have approved the construction of a housing development at Carnbroe in Coatbridge.
By: Neil McGrory
North Lanarkshire Council has received a planning application seeking approval for new housing association flats in Holytown.
By: Neil Mcgrory
The application, from Modern Housing, proposes 23 flats which would be built at a currently vacant site off Holytown Road. This housing development also includes 28 parking spaces.
By: Neil Mcgrory
A dozen initiatives have been added to North Lanarkshire Council's strategic housing investment plan, which will until the 2031/32 financial year.
Each year, the council sets these dates for factories and businesses, in order to maintain established arrangements, provide certainty and support workforce planning.
