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Budgens supermarket is moving into a new unit at Suffolk Central Business Park in Stowmarket after the freehold was sold to RLMH Commercial Ltd.
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Budgens supermarket is moving into a new unit at Suffolk Central Business Park in Stowmarket after the freehold was sold to RLMH Commercial Ltd.
Plans for the second phase of a huge building project, of up to 600 homes, in Stowmarket, Suffolk have been recommended for approval.
A CGI of the proposed primary and pre-school in Stowmarket - Credit: Concertus A new primary and pre-school with capacity for 270 pupils is set to open in Stowmarket next year after the scheme received the green light from planners. Suffolk County Council outlined proposals to build the school to serve the housing development in Chilton Leys last year. The Department for Education had initially planned to build a free school at the site, in Fuller Way, but the county council confirmed it would be overseen by a local authority due to the construction of housing developments in the area. It w...
A CGI of the proposed primary and pre-school in Stowmarket - Credit: Concertus A new primary and pre-school with capacity for 270 pupils is set to open in Stowmarket next year after the scheme received the green light from planners. Suffolk County Council outlined proposals to build the school to serve the housing development in Chilton Leys last year. The Department for Education had initially planned to build a free school at the site, in Fuller Way, but the county council confirmed it would be overseen by a local authority due to the construction of housing developments in the area. It w...
The first phase of the Chilton Leys housing development has been approved - Credit: Archant Plans to build 100 homes in Stowmarket as part of the second phase of a huge housing development have taken another step forward. Plans to build up to 600 homes on land north of Chilton Leys, were initially voiced in 2013 and work has been carried out on the first and part of the second phase of the development. Taylor Wimpey, who are behind the plans, are now looking to move their vision closer to completion. An application for a number of conditions which need to be in place to allow for th...