
New Hub for Market Harborough Development
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Davidsons Developments proposes a local hub for their six hundred-home project in Market Harborough, featuring a Sainsburys Local, coffee shop, and community center. The plan includes parking, green spaces, and a standalone community center with a main hall, toilets, kitchen, office, and storage. The development aligns with previous approvals, such as a 2019 school application, and aims to enhance daily life for new residents. Public consultation is ongoing, with a council decision expected by June 17th.
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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — New Hub for Market Harborough Development. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 12. This is Lester News today, driven by AI. Developers at Davidson's developments are pushing plans for a local hub at a massive 600-home project in Market Harboro, right by Kettering, Road. The pitch to Harboro District Council includes a new Sainsbury's local, a coffee shop and a community center, all tied together with parking and green spaces to serve the growing neighborhood. The set of features two main buildings, one block for the retail spots and a separate stand alone for the community center. That center would have a big main hall, plus toilets, a kitchen and office and storage. They slotted in 42 parking spots total, with six reserved for bikes and a secure yard for staff. This fits into a bigger picture that's been building since the homes got the green light back in 2015. A few follow-up apps have come through, including one from 2019 for a school nearby, which stays active and will sync up with whatever. Happens here. It's set to make daily life easier for hundreds of new families moving in.
Plans also cover cycle parking in the front landscaped areas, keeping things practical for commuters. No major pushback noted yet, but locals can weigh in during the ongoing consultation. That wraps until Thursday, April 30, with a council decision expected by Wednesday, June 17. Eyes on this one. It could anchor the whole development smooth.
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