Grappenhall has been submitted to Warrington Borough Council also involves new vehicle and pedestrian accesses off Cliff Lane The applicants say the site offers an opportunity to create a high quality residential development in a sustainable location adjoining the existing settlement edge of Grappenhall and close to existing services and amenities The development will provide a mix of housing types and tenure to cater for local needs including provision for a number of self build/custom build plots and apartments and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails Sign our campaign for a grant funding review More than 400 homes are on the March planning docket with Redrow’s Grappenhall project the largest at 237 dwelllings Homes England is working with Redrow on the proposal Keepers Avenue and Boddington Drive in Grappenhall Forty representations have been lodged regarding the scheme including from Appleton Parish Council and Grappenhall & Thelwall Pariah Council Planning officers recommend that authority be delegated to the development manager to approve pending completion of a Section 106 agreement an outline consent has previously been granted for the site as part of a wider 400-home proposal – other parts of which are now in the process of delivery Around 170 homes would be split between two and three beds with 40 four-bedroom and six five-bedroom homes The site has various access points from the existing road network being an addition to existing housing areas landscape architect Golby + Luck and transport advisor Eddisons all feature in Redrow’s professional team Cumbrian firm Story Homes is seeking full permission for 194 homes on land off Holcroft Lane and Warrington Road The project has gone through two rounds of consultation the 66 responses to the first process dropping to seven representations second time around approval via the development manager route is recommended Story’s 21-acre site is allocated for housing with a six-home project known as ’Lions Den’ also adjacent The housing mix will include a thre-storey apartment block Culcheth & Glazebury Parish Council is an objector Three-bed homes make up 37% of the homes proposed with four-beds accounting for 34% and two-beds 26% Story’s plans can be viewed on Warringon’s planning portal with the reference 2023/01264/HYB Redrow’s reference number is 2024/01056/FULM Read our comments policy I thought Homes England were all about supporting SME homebuilders it’s a shame Grappenhall just continues with big volume homebuilders pumping out the usual and nothing like the Urban Splash House scheme that was proposed on that site The housebuilder has acquired a site in Hollins Green where it secured detailed consent for 110 homes in February The deal could pave the way for 4,200 homes south-east of the town and brings the agency’s land holdings in the area to 617 acres in total Register for free North West property intelligence Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Join more than 13,000 property professionals and sign up to receive your free daily round-up of built environment news direct to your inbox By subscribing, you are agreeing to our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_3" ).setAttribute( "value" GRAPPENHALL’S season in the Cheshire County League division one got off to a disastrous start with a 144-run defeat at the hands of near neighbours Toft Both sides had been relegated from the ECB premier division last year – Toft trailing behind Grappenhall THELWALL & Grappenhall Model Railway Club is hosting their annual Spring Open Day on Sunday May 4th from Noon to 4pm at rear of Grappenhall Community Centre Various layouts will be on display – OO Gauge THE highly anticipated Grappenhall Beer Festival will return this May following the successful event last year attended by hundreds of people Redrow Homes has worked with Homes England to bring forward proposals Applications for residential development from Redrow and Story Homes have been given the green light by the council’s planning committee developer Redrow Homes has had plans for a 237-home development approved by Warrington Council Redrow’s proposal concerns a 29.5-acre site south of Curzon Drive The proposal was submitted on the housebuilder’s behalf by NJL Consulting A playground will also be installed at the site use the planning reference number 2024/01056/FULM on Warrington Council’s planning portal The land off Culcheth Road in Warrington spans 21 acres Story Homes can now proceed with the development of 194 units on the 21-acre site at Warrington Road in Culcheth Subject to an S106 agreement totalling over £1.5m with contributions going towards education with 30% being designated as affordable for residents The scheme will offer a range of house types to sort the needs of different customers Properties have been designed with an emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency said: “We’re thrilled to have received planning consent from Warrington Council for our new residential development in Culcheth “This development will bring a range of benefits to the local community “It will also generate economic benefits for the area such as the creation of direct and indirect employment opportunities throughout the construction phase A large area of open space running through the development and a play area are included in the plans Work on site is expected to begin by autumn this year use the planning reference number 2023/01264/HYB on Warrington Council’s planning portal Extremely concerned about the volume of traffic which is already heavy !! These homes bring no benefit to culcheth village shops or school facilities in this village to cover these homes We are a small village and your going to kill it Beluga Group is seeking to overturn Cheshire West and Chester Council‘s decision to reject plans for a residential scheme at a disused farm on the strength of objections from Jodrell Bank which claimed it would impact its ability to study space but how will it impact regeneration and development in the area Find out at Place North West’s half-day conference in June Grappenhall Village Lawn Tennis Club will be hosting a Padel Open Day on Sunday 27th April offering FREE padel sessions to anyone who would like to try out this new sport UP to eight weeks of road works are scheduled to start on Broad Lane Works for carriageway patching and resurfacing will take place between 9.30 am to 3.30 pm as and when signed on site from February 3rd Warrington Borough Council has given nortice it intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 The effect of which will be to introduce a prohibition of driving & clearway on Broad Lane from 100 metres south of Grappenhall Cricket Club to its junction with Cartridge Lane The Order will be effective from 3rd February 2025 The restrictions are for a period of 8 weeks will be in place as and when signed on site Access will be under the control of the relevant Contractor for the duration of the works The alternative route will be via B5356 Grappenhall Lane The restrictions are required for Carriageway Patching and Resurfacing has acquired 30 acres of land in Grappenhall Heys Selected 12 months ago to develop the site by the Government’s housing and regeneration agency Redrow was recently granted planning consent by Warrington Borough Council for 237 new homes will feature a range of one- to five-bedroom bespoke homes adapted from Redrow’s Heritage range said: “We’ve worked positively alongside the council Homes England and the local community to progress plans for this site “The scheme has been designed to be sensitive to the surrounding residential community and features extensive areas of green open space two new play areas and footpaths to connect to local walking routes.” He added: “We will also be contributing over £2.6m to the local authority for education sports facilities and health infrastructure “We’re looking forward to starting work over the summer and we are confident it’s going to be a great place to live and also somewhere the wider community can enjoy.” national development director at Homes England said: “The proposed development provides for a high quality well designed place in a great location and Redrow’s positive approach to consultation with local stakeholders has ensured the scheme will deliver what the local community needs “In addition to the 166 open market houses the much needed 71 affordable homes being provided on site is greatly welcomed.” close to the historic Walled Garden and Grappenhall Heys Community Primary School the new homes are being built within easy reach of Warrington All properties will feature air source heat pumps to provide heating and hot water plus underfloor heating to the ground floors and EV charging points It is hoped the new homes will go on sale early next year Redrow would build the homes on a series of green fields situated adjacent to another housing development and the Grappenhall Heys Community Primary School Having acquired the site from Homes England in April the housebuilder has revealed it wants to build 250 homes there – 22 more than originally planned Redrow Homes has submitted early-stage plans for the 30-acre Grappenhall scheme to Warrington Council and plans to lodge a full planning application in due course Homes England selected Redrow as the preferred bidder for the site in April almost two years after modular firm House by Urban Splash went bust House had secured permission for 228 pre-fabricated homes in 2021 but went under the following year due to “operational issues” relating to its modular factory in Alfreton Redrow hopes to be on site next year with full completion expected by 2030 A statement by NJL Consulting accompanying the application states that the development “can be brought forwardly quickly following approval of the planning permission as there is no major infrastructure required to facilitate the proposals” The Grappenhall project is part of a 49-acre scheme that secured outline permission for up to 400 houses in January 2018 Planning permission was awarded for the first two phases of the masterplan in March 2020 Rowland Homes is in the process of delivering those initial phases search application reference number 2024/00733/SCR on Warrington Council’s planning portal North Wales-based developer Edwards Homes has agreed to acquire the 5.5-acre site of Warrington RLFC’s former Wilderspool Stadium The £18m office to residential reset of the 52,400 sq ft building will offer a mix of one- and 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