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Wroughton housing estate with 104 new homes can be built - Vimarsana News

Wroughton housing estate with 104 new homes can be built

Waste collection and management company Hills has been given approval of the details of the design and lay out for a 104-house estate on land it…

Privacy fears remain over controversial Wroughton homes plan - Vimarsana News

Privacy fears remain over controversial Wroughton homes plan

And ward councillors and MP Robert Buckland are not impressed. Hills already has outline permission to build 104 houses on a site behind Woodland View in the village. At the end of 2020 the waste management company was given the go-ahead for the layout of the estate, which would see the houses arranged to the east and south of the rectangular plot, with a cricket pitch and pavilion in the centre. Now the company has put in details of the landscaping and appearance of the development. Its application to planners says the development of 74 houses for sale and 30 affordable rented homes ...

104 homes plan on ex-landfill site in Wroughton approved | Somerset County Gazette - Vimarsana News

104 homes plan on ex-landfill site in Wroughton approved | Somerset County Gazette

Hills' plan for 104 homes at Wroughton A PLAN to build 104 houses on a former landfill site in Wroughton has been given the green light. Refuse company Hills already had permission for the development, but had gone back to Swindon Borough Council with a change in the layout and design of the estate. Neighbours, particularly in the Clyde Cottages which back directly onto the site, were concerned about the layout. The new houses which will be built at the back of their properties will overlook them – especially if a line of trees screening the site is removed – because they are built ...