'Totally inappropriate': Residents pack pub for meeting over concerns for 14 new homes in their Shropshire village
Residents in a small Shropshire village gathered in their local pub to discuss concerns about a planned development of 14 homes.
Kelland Homes has targeted land off Crosemere Crescent in Cockshutt near Ellesmere for 14 new houses including a range of bungalows, semi-detached and detached properties.
A consultation on the proposals is running until Wednesday, December 3, as part of the planning permission process for the project.
A design and access statement submitted by Woodsyde Developments on behalf of the applicant said the development has been designed “to respect the surrounding residential character whilst providing a sustainable and well-integrated addition to the village”.
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The development would comprise a single cul-de-sac, with three properties fronting Crosemere Crescent. Within the centre of the cul-de-sac would be open space. Additional planting and landscaping would be provided, as would benches for residents.
