What is currently farmland could become 195 homes at Lower Bartle. A long-running planning application for 195 homes at Lower Bartle have moved a step close
Guild Hall repair bill, a city centre re-opening bonanza and five other key Preston talking points for 2025New arena being considered to mark next Preston Guild celebrationsIn a report by the council’s director of development and housing ahead of this week’s meeting, the plans have been given the thumbs up if certain concessions are met.
In the planning statement linked to the application, it says the 17.5 acre site falls within the NW Preston Masterplan and seeks to build on what is currently grass fields. It adds: “The site frontage to Bartle Lane is between the Woodplumpton and District tennis and bowling club and the former Woodlands Farm, which is now a housing development site.”Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's email newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday and Wednesday rounding up our top stories and more.
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