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Shropshire Homes submit Loggerheads housing development plans

By Shropshire Live Business18 January 2023
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Shropshire Homes has submitted plans for a new housing development in Loggerheads.

Shropshire Homes submit Loggerheads housing development plans

The application, which has been submitted and is pending validation by Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council, hopes to provide up to 200 new homes in the local area, helping to further support the growth of Loggerheads as a sustainable rural community.

The site which is located to the North of Loggerheads off Mucklestone Wood Lane will include up to 200 high-quality homes, including a collection of houses and bungalows of which 30% will be provided as affordable housing.

In addition, the development will provide a significant enhancement to local green space, including play areas and parks on-site. Access will incorporate a mini-roundabout and bus stop for the school bus which uses the road. Furthermore, the applicant has pledged a financial contribution of £500,000 for the Loggerheads Parish Council towards their vision to provide a new sports facility north of Market Drayton Road.

In addition to the benefits of the development on-site, Shropshire Homes will begin discussing further contributions and commitments with the Council which will be secured as part of the planning application. Details of these contributions will be published by the Council in due course.

The application for the proposed new development off Mucklestone Wood Lane will be available soon to view and comment on via the Newcastle-under-Lyme Council planning applications portal.

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