The Amazon page for A Storm in Heaven lists 4 discs (CD/DVD):
www.amazon.co.uk/Storm-Heaven-Verve/dp/B01FWXT2Y4

No further details though

I can't say I'm that bothered about an Urban Hymns reissue, but I'm so hyped for these two!
I have three possible reasons why UH might not get a reissue:

1. Nick McCabe was primarily behind these first two reissues, if i'm not mistaken, and are albums he believes he had equally contributed too.
2. Legal issues. (Either the Mick Jagger & Keith Richards thing, or Richard Ashcroft trying to claim UH was primarily his own album :/)
3. Another case of 'Be Here Now'. It just didn't happen.

FUCK YEAH!!

There will almost certainly be a UH reissue. There's too much money to be made from re-releasing one of the best selling albums in British chart history. The only question is: when?

ASIH
The Verve’s stunning debut album from 1993 gets a thorough overhaul with this wonderful 4-disc boxed Super Deluxe Edition. Remastered by Chris Potter (co-producer of the band’s ‘Urban Hymns’) the original album comes amply augmented by all of the legendary pre-album EP tracks, associated acoustic versions, as well as two previously unreleased BBC radio sessions and two excellent previously unreleased studio albums – ‘South Pacific’ and ‘Shoeshine Girl’. The DVD presents a 1992 Camden Town Hall concert, the US promo video for ‘Blue’ plus unseen footage of the band in New York in October 1992. There’s also a new video for the unreleased ‘South Pacific’, made from the album’s recording sessions, as captured by producer John Leckie. The package, which comes in a lift-off-lid box, also includes four post cards, a poster and a 48-page book featuring new interviews and previously unseen photos.

ANS
Undoubtedly one of the most powerful British rock statements of all time The Verve’s second album spawned three Top 40 singles – ‘This Is Music’, ‘On Your Own’ and ‘History’. For this sumptuous 3-CD boxed Super Deluxe Edition the original audio has been remastered by Chris Potter (co-producer of their ‘Urban Hymns’ album) and comes augmented by all of the associated B-sides, two previously unreleased BBC radio sessions and seven unreleased studio tracks, including early versions of ‘The Rolling People’ and ‘Come On’. The package comes in a lift-off-lid box covered in silver mirrorboard as with the original LP release and contains four postcards, a poster and a 36-page book with new interviews and previously unseen photos.

Thanks for the news. I'm probably going to have to order these as I have a feeling they won't be released in North America.

ASIH
CD1: The Remastered Album
1.Star Sail
2.Slide Away
3.Already There
4.Beautiful Mind
5.The Sun, The Sea
6.Virtual World
7.Make It ‘Til Monday
8.Blue
9.Butterfly
10.See You In The Next One (Have A Good Time)


CD2: B-sides, E.P. Tracks
All In The Mind (9/3/1992) 1.All In The Mind
2.One Way To Go
3.A Man Called Sun

She’s A Superstar (22/6/1992) 4.She’s A Superstar
5.Feel

Gravity Grave (5/10/1992) 6.Gravity Grave (Extended Version)
7.Endless Life
8.A Man Called Sun (live)
9.Gravity Grave (live encore)

Blue (10/5/1993) 10.Twilight
11.Where The Geese Go
12.No Come Down
13.Blue (USA Mix)

Slide Away (29/9/1992) 14.6 O’Clock


CD3: B-Side, Radio Sessions, Unreleased Studio Tracks
Slide Away cont. (20/9/1993) 1.Make It Til Monday (acoustic)
2.Virtual World (acoustic)

Originally issued on the compilation ‘No Come Down’ (B-sides and out-takes) 3.Gravity Grave (live Glastonbury 1993)
4.Butterfly (acoustic)

BBC SESSIONS:
Radio 1 Session – 7/02/1992 (previously unreleased) 5.Slide Away
6.She’s A Superstar
7.Already There
8.Brake Lights

RADIO 1 (Mark Radcliffe) Session – 7/12/1993 (previously unreleased) 9.Star Sail
10.A Man Called Sun
11.Six O’Clock
12.Gravity Grave

Unreleased Sawmills Studio Sessions (previously unreleased) 13.Shoeshine Girl
14.South Pacific


DVD

Promo videos •All In The Mind
•She’s A Superstar
•Gravity Grave
•Blue
•Slide Away

Live at Camden Town Hall – 23/10/92 •Slide Away
•All In The Mind
•She’s A Superstar
•Staring Stranger
•A Man Called Sun
•South Pacific
•Already There
•The Sun, The Sea
•Gravity Grave

Bonus content: •A Man Called Sun (N.Y.C. Flatbed Truck – 1992
•South Pacific (Sawmills footage filmed by John Leckie)
•Blue (USA Mix (promo video)

ANS
CD1: The Remastered Album
1.A New Decade
2.This Is Music
3.On Your Own
4.So It Goes
5.A Northern Soul
6.Brainstorm Interlude
7.Drive You Home
8.History
9.No Knock On My Door
10.Life’s An Ocean
11.Stormy Clouds
12.(Reprise)
CD2: B-Sides
This Is Music: 1.Let The Damage Begin
2.You And Me

On Your Own: 3.I See The Door
4.Little Gem
5.Dance On Your Bones

History: 6.History (radio edit)
7.Back On My Feet Again
8.On Your Own (Acoustic)
9.Monkey Magic (Brainstorm Mix)
10.Grey Skies
11.Life’s Not A Rehearsal
CD3 – Unreleased Studio and BBC Sessions: 1.Brake Lights
2.Mover
3.Funky Jam (aka the Rolling People)
4.Echo Bass
5.Muhammad Ali
6.Come On
7.King Riff (aka This Is Music)

BBC Radio 1 Session – 28/6/1995: 8.On Your Own
9.So It Goes

BBC Radio 1 Session (19/6/1995): 10.A New Decade
11.This Is Music
12.Life’s An Ocean
13.Come On

Some omissions I've noticed:

-Country Song: recorded during the ANS sessions but received overdubs before being released as a b-side to Bittersweet Symphony.

-Black and Blue: played live in 1994.

But what were getting is still great!

The Verve always had beautiful artwork. Brian Cannon you devil you!

Why am I only seeing this now?? Fantastic stuff! That's how a remaster should be done - most importantly, actually releasing it instead of announcing and forgetting.
Definitely looking forward to hearing the b-sides, never got a hold of those.

ANS promo

Where does it say remix?