Thames Valley
We have worked on a variety of projects across Oxford, Swindon, Newbury, Reading and across the Thames Valley region. We provide a full range of consultancy services including Planning Consultancy, Project Management, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying and Disabled Access Consultancy.
Find out more below on our latest projects, news and events across the Thames Valley region. You can also find information on our work across London, South West and across the UK.
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Planning Application - Rural Building Conversions
Evans Jones were appointed in the West Berkshire area to apply for planning permission for the conversion of rural buildings.
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Residential Planning Application - Swindon
Evans Jones were appointed to submit a planning application for 6 one-bedroom apartments.
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Planning Application Change of Use
Evans Jones were appointed to apply for planning permission for the conversion of the old Hungerford Police Station into 5 residential dwellings.
Evans Jones host Swindon property seminar
Property Professionals from across Swindon & Wiltshire joined us for the latest in a series of breakfast seminars.
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Planning go ahead for Swindon development
Evans Jones have secured planning permission for six new residential units in central Swindon.
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West Berkshire Council grants planning permission for racehorse transport company
Permission was granted by West Berkshire Council for partial conversion of an existing barn to residential accommodation.
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Plans submitted for new 1,866 sq m office development
A planning application has been submitted to West Oxfordshire District Council for the site in Carterton, Oxfordshire.
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Plans approved for 250 new homes in Witney, West Oxfordshire
The mixed use development will include a hotel, office space and 250 new homes.
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Planning Permission approved for Chipping Campden homes
An application to Cotswold District Council has been approved to build 40 new homes in Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire.
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