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Welcome to land for sale in the county of Warrington. Below are two articles referencing this area. Please also find some useful contact information you may require for this area below our articles. Remember if this is your area of preference and we do not have land for sale on our website please register with us by clicking here leaving your details and specific requirements and we can seek and search the land for sale before it comes available on the open market. Alternatively you can simply click on the link below.

 


 Housing scheme is back on track
A Land For Sale News Article.
Thursday 19th August 2010
A STALLED housing project in Bewsey has been given a lifeline thanks to a £2.5 million cash injection.
The Homes and Communities Agency has invested the money into the Bovis Homes Westminster Place scheme, off Longshaw Street.
It means that the 54-home development will now get under way saving construction jobs in the area.
Clr Bob Barr, executive member for planning, regeneration and housing atWarrington Borough Council, said: “I am delighted to hear the town willreceive this financial support.
“The provision of affordable housing and the prospect of employmentopportunities are very welcome in the current economic climate. This isgood news for the whole community.”
The scheme includes six HomeBuy Direct houses and 48 social rentproperties in the scheme comprising of one, two, three and four bedroomhomes.
Bovis say the development is ideal for commuters with the motorway network and railway station nearby.
And they hope work will soon get under way to create the new development.
Deborah McLaughlin, director of north west at the Homes and CommunitiesAgency, said: “We have worked closely with Warrington Borough Council toput this important housing scheme back on track.
“Westminster Place will provide a great mix of new housing to widen choices for people looking to buy or rent in the area.”
Reference: Warrington Guardian



'Garden-grabber' plan is approved
Thursday 12th August 2010
A Land For Sale News Article.

A DEVELOPMENT in Lymm could be one of the last to avoid the Government’s new ‘garden grabbing’ laws.
Developers want to redevelop a plot of land on Eagle Brow in the centre of the Cheshire-set village.
But a meeting of Warrington Borough Council’s planning sub-committeelast Wednesday heard that the building work may not have gone ahead wereit to be submitted now.
The new coalition Government has announced that under the so-called‘garden grabbing’ rule builders will face far more stringent rules whenlooking to develop houses on gardens.
As the application had already been submitted before the new law was brought in, it will not be subject to the new laws.
The Town Hall meeting was told that the scheme would lead to one home on the land being demolished and two new detached homes being built.
Councillors heard the work would see the loss of 13 trees — but it was the fate of one magnolia tree that attracted most attention.
Resident Dr McLean said his wife would ‘chain herself to the branches’ rather than see the tree lost.
He said: “This is a listed building in a conservation area and the new buildings are three times the size of the existing ones.”
Planning officer Richard Evans said there was no guarantee the tree,which has stood since Victorian times, would survive the work needed to complete the development.
But members of the planning committee ruled that while they wereconcerned over the tree and a possible dispute over who owns access to a drive within the site, the development could go ahead.
Reference: Warrington Guardian

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Council Details:
Warrington Borough Council
Town Hall
Warrington
WA1 1UH
Tel: 01925 443322
Email: http://www.warrington.gov.uk/

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