Stonegate plans for a new home next to Thorpe St Andrew pub
A major pub company has expressed an interest in demolishing a redundant building within the grounds it owns to make way for a new home.
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A major pub company has expressed an interest in demolishing a redundant building within the grounds it owns to make way for a new home.
Like Friends of Thorpe Woods, Mr Snelling said the protection of community spaces, woodlands and green spaces is important. Mr Snelling added: "We hope the NP toughens the stance at the moment to ensure less development, or if any development, offer tighter controls than at the present time. "It [NP] has taken a long while because of four different owners on the land. It is nothing to do with the council. Each time there is a different builder we have to come up with new plans and renegotiate to make sure it best fits in with the surrounding area." Thorpe St Andrew
The Luke family from Thorpe St Andrew brought smiles to the community with their quirky costumes.
Residents on Hillcrest Road have been raising concerns about the Pinebanks proposals for years - Credit: Archant A community has had its say on a proposed development for hundreds of new homes which is estimated to take eight years to complete if approved. A series of consultation webinars are set to take place next week regarding the proposals for up to 725 homes at Pinebanks, Griffin Lane and the former Langley Preparatory School site in Thorpe St Andrew. Ocubis Ltd, which acts as development manager for the site owner, has stressed the Thorpe Pits do not form part of the development a...