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New Edinburgh Village: 220 Homes Proposed

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Edinburghs Growing Pains: New Housing Proposal on the Horizon - Developers unveil plans for a 220-home village in Newcraighall, featuring flats and townhouses with parking and green spaces. Public consultation begins January 11, 2023, as the project could significantly impact housing near Queen Margaret University and transport links.

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New Edinburgh Village: 220 Homes Proposed

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!New Edinburgh Village: 220 Homes Proposed. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Developers just drop plans for a 220 home village on the edge of Edinburgh, right on the border with East Lothian. The sights an empty patch, 70 meters north of 14 Glenny Road, and New Cray Hall, and City Council got the proposal notice this week. It emits one, two, and three bedroom flats, with three, four, and five bedroom townhouses, all coming with parking spots. Bike storage, refuge areas, and plenty of green space round out the setup, hugging the East Coast train line and Queen Margaret University. Locals in this growing area could see big changes, boosting housing near the uni and transport links, but it's still early days with no full. Application yet. Public consultation kicks off January 11, 2023, at the Craig Miller now building from 4pm to 8pm, so residents can weigh in. Keep an eye on this one as it shapes up. Could be a fresh spot for Edinburgh family soon. That wraps Edinburgh news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corry with the story.

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