Redrow wins appeal in Preston

Planning consultancy Turley Associates, acting on behalf of Redrow Homes, has secured an outline planning permission for up to 330 new homes in Higher Bartle.

The permission, granted at appeal on 12 August, is for a mix of four-bed family houses with two- and three-bed mews houses and apartments. The development in Lightfoot Lane will include up to 99 so-called affordable dwellings.

Robin Buckley, senior planning manager for Redrow Homes Lancashire, said: "The development will enable us to deliver much-needed high-quality family homes in Preston and will also contribute towards the provision of infrastructure in the North Preston area. The detailed design of the scheme will reflect Preston City Council's emerging masterplan for North West Preston and is likely to be submitted early next year."

Sam Ryan, director in the Manchester office of Turley Associates, said: "North West Preston has been identified within the Core Strategy as a key location for new homes to meet the housing requirements of Central Lancashire. This is an important appeal decision that will also see much needed affordable housing and infrastructure provided in the local area."

Over the past 12 months Turley Associates has helped secured planning permission at appeal for Redrow for 135 homes at Whittle-le-Woods in Chorley, 300 homes at Thingwall Hall in Knowsley and 160 homes in Clayton-le-Woods.

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Sort the infrastructure out before you do a tap on that site.

By Seenit

Only ‘so called’ affordable housing this time – whose value judgement is this?

By Unaplanner

Redrow do everything by appeal for their ‘much needed family homes’ Isn’t the core strategy now out of date, as the RSS has been revoked? Let’s see how they fair in Hartford, Cheshire where nobody wants them

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