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Tidbury Green: 190 New Homes Proposed

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Bloor Homes proposes 190 new homes in Tidbury Green, Solihull, sparking debate over community impact and green belt development. Plans include affordable housing, amenities, and public consultation.

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Tidbury Green: 190 New Homes Proposed

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On April 28th, Bloor Homes just dropped plans for up to 190 new homes in the quiet West Midlands village of Tidbury Green, Sallie Hole. Right now, the spot's got around 1,000 residents, and this build would change that big time. They filed for outline permission with Sallie Hole Council on April 20th, targeting 14.8 hectares of farmland off tile house lane. The sites right next to Tidbury Green settlement edge, close to the primary school and village hall. Plans call for 95 affordable homes, fresh access from the lane, pedestrian and cycle paths, kids play areas, a community orchard, and allotments. Developers put together a master plan sketch to show the vision, though it's not up for approval yet. Villagers are already buzzing about the huge population jump, and what it means for their tight-knit community. Back last year, reports flag this as a major shift for the picturesque area, and locals worry about strain on services despite the nearby.

Amenities. Agents argue the project brings real perks, pushing it as solid grey bell development. Green belt land OK for housing needs. No final word from Council yet, but they're highlighting community gains to build support. Folks can check the full plans in chime in during the open consultation search application. PL-2-026-00759. Slash PPL on the council site. Keep an eye on how this village showdown plays out.

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