We advised Salboy on how to achieve a comprehensive planning permission for a city centre site, after planning permission had already been granted for half the site (Copper Works) by a previous developer.

Louisa Street is a 100% affordable housing scheme that directly supported Manchester City Council’s Housing Strategy.

Obsidian is the first major development to get planning permission within the Chapel Wharf Development Framework, delivering 250 new apartments.

We won! We’ve been named as the North West’s best ‘Small Planning Consultancy’ by the Royal Town Planning Institute.

We advised the University of Salford and Salboy on this locally important development site for new family homes in Salford.

What is it: Two sites for rescue dogs in Irlam and Accrington, helping charity Dogs4Rescue to respond to the dog rescue crisis in the UK

Euan Kellie have submitted a full planning application to Manchester City Council for a 109-unit residential development on land off Oldham Road in Newton Heath, Manchester, on behalf of One Manchester Limited.

Acting on behalf of Fresh Fuel Limited, Euan Kellie have been successful in securing planning permission for a new healthy eating restaurant in the Ancoats district of Manchester City Centre.

EKPS are pleased to have secured full planning permission and listed building consent for a new outside kitchen and bar area at The Black Friar pub in Salford, to be known as ‘The Tavern’.

EKPS is delighted to have secured consent on behalf of their longstanding client Domis Construction for the development of a new residential development in Salford.

EKPS are please to have submitted an application for full planning permission for the conversion and extension of 191-195 Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham, on behalf of Maven Capital.

Salford City Council has granted consent for Phase Two of Salboy’s redevelopment of the former Castle Irwell Student Village site. Phase Two will provide 106 new family homes along with associated car parking, landscaping and other associated works. The proposals, designed by architects Calderpeel, include a mixture of two, three and four bed properties, and have been designed to sit seamlessly alongside Phase One of the development which comprises 157 new homes as well as 3 acres of publicly accessible greenspace to provide an attractive and vibrant new neighbourhood in this part of Charlestown.

EKPS has again secured planning permission on behalf of local charity Dogs 4 Rescue, this time for their new 8 hectare dog and animal sanctuary in Accrington.