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150 Homes & Green Space Plan for Husbands Bosworth

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Developers unveil plans for 150 homes and green space in Husbands Bosworth, Leicestershire. The proposal includes a mix of housing types, with 40% affordable units. Concerns about traffic and safety have been addressed with a full transport study. Consultation is ongoing until May 14th, with a decision expected by June 30th.

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150 Homes & Green Space Plan for Husbands Bosworth

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!150 Homes & Green Space Plan for Husbands Bosworth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 20th. Lester News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory, with the story. Developers have unveiled plans to build 150 homes plus a big multi-functional green space on farmland east of town and close in husbands. Bosworth, a small village near Lutterworth, and Lestershire. Kadesby's strategic land-limited submitted the outline proposal to Harborough District Council, aiming to cover nearly half of the 5.11. Hector site with housing. The plans call for a mix of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes, plus a few larger ones, and possibly some bungalows. Forty percent, that 60 homes, would be affordable units blended right in with the rest, designed to look identical. Meanwhile, over five hectares of green space would include public paths, open areas, and a kids play zone. Locals raised worries about traffic and safety during a consultation that ran from February 12th to March 8th. Folks got leaflets, a website, and ways to give feedback to key stakeholders.

The team addressed those head-on with a full transport study showing good access for walking, cycling, and buses. They plan a T-junction off-welford road, speed limit changes to slow things down, and later drainage strategies to handle flood risks. Consultation stays open on the council portal until May 14th, with a decision expected by June 30th. Keep an eye on how this shapes the village skyline.

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