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Uppingham Council Votes on 79 New Homes

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Rutland County Councils housing project, featuring 79 new homes off Ayston Road in Uppingham, gains momentum. The planning committee votes Tuesday, with a strong yes recommendation. The project, developed by Allison Homes, includes bungalows, two-storey houses, and 24 affordable units. Feedback from Uppingham Town Council led to improvements, such as a better play area and additional green spaces. The design now aligns with the neighborhood plan, promising a green light and potentially easing Rutlands housing crisis while preserving the areas charm.

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Uppingham Council Votes on 79 New Homes

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Uppingham Council Votes on 79 New Homes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th, Lester News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Wretland County Council Officers are pushing for approval on a big housing project. 79 new homes off Iston Road in Uppingham. The Planning Committee meets Tuesday to vote, and the recommendation is a strong yes. The plans mix bungalows, two story houses, and 24 affordable units to fit local needs. Developer Alice in Homes, stepped up with changes like a better play area, and extra green spaces scattered throughout. Uppingham Town Council's Planning Chair, Barry Hobbs, called out the original layout last year for bunching homes too tight and shoving green areas. Aside, that feedback sparked real tweaks to spread things out nicer. Now the designs evolved through talks with the council, matching the neighborhood plans call for quality homes amid open spaces. It's looking solid for a green light. Word is, this could ease Wretland's housing crunch while keeping the areas vibe intact.

Keep an eye on that Tuesday decision.

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