Hinckley and Bosworth Councillors have approved plans for more than 300 new homes across two key locations, marking a significant expansion in local housing development.
Persimmon Homes North Midlands has received the green light for 81 new homes in Earl Shilton. Of these, 16 homes will be available through discounted ownership and social rent, ensuring a portion of the development remains accessible to a wider range of buyers.
As part of a Section 106 agreement, Persimmon will invest £2 million in local infrastructure and services. This includes over £500,000 in funding for primary schools and extensive road enhancements to support the growing community.
Further approval has been granted for a separate development in Newbold Verdon, where Persimmon will construct 239 homes. Among these, 96 will be designated as affordable housing.
The housebuilder's Section 106 contributions for this site will exceed £1.7 million, including nearly £700,000 for secondary education, over £130,000 for SEND schools, and more than £120,000 for the enhancement and maintenance of public open spaces.
In addition to financial contributions, the Newbold Verdon development will feature a new country park, an 18% gain in onsite biodiversity, and two dedicated parking areas for neighbouring allotments.
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