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New Girls' Day and Boarding House for Cheltenham College

Evans Jones have been appointed to manage the conversion and extension of Regency buildings at College Lawn, Cheltenham to form a new boarding house.

Permission granted for seven residential dwellings

Evans Jones gained permission from Tewkesbury Borough Council for the site at Greet, near Winchcombe, Cheltenham.

Bath Western Riverside - transforming Bath's riverside area

Evans Jones have been appointed by Crest Nicholson to assist with the project to regenerate the south bank of the River Avon.

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.

10 years, 30 hotels, 2,500 bedrooms later...

We've come a long way since our first Travelodge project in 2006, but 30 hotels and more than 2,500 bedrooms later, our relationship with Travelodge is still going strong.

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.

Welcome to the new Evans Jones website

After 10 years of good service, it was time for our website to undergo a major overhaul.

Green light given for historic High Wycombe building

Plans to convert the town's historic Clock House building into student and serviced accommodation have been given the go ahead.

Evans Jones host Millionaire by Midnight evening

Local businesses try their luck on the tables, as Evans Jones host their annual client event at No.38 The Park, Cheltenham.

Public Consultation - Proposed Residential Scheme

Public consultation for proposed residential scheme in Birdlip, Gloucestershire

Business in Gloucestershire Golf Day goes with a swing

The latest golf day was held on Friday 23rd September and raised £1500 for local charity, Young Gloucestershire.

Plans approved for 250 new homes in Witney, West Oxfordshire

The mixed use development will include a hotel, office space and 250 new homes.