Committee date set for major 800-home Albrighton plan
Shropshire Council has confirmed that a proposal for up to 800 homes in a county village will go to committee later this month.
Boningale Homes wants to build 800 homes on a green belt site to the south of Albrighton.
The proposal, which has been met with strong opposition from local residents, also includes a potential secondary school, as well as a care home and 'local centre'.
The application was submitted to the council in May 2024.
In September the applicant submitted a notice of "intention to appeal" over the plan because the council had failed to make a decision on the proposal.
The plan is now due to go to Shropshire Council's Southern Planning Committee on November 25.
The council has not yet confirmed if there will be a recommendation to approve the application, or one to refuse it, provided for the committee members at the meeting.
The paper which will detail whether the council's planning team is providing a recommendation will be published on November 17.
A spokesman for the council said: "This application is due to go to southern planning committee on November 25, and the report (with recommendation) will be published on November 17."
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