Building will start in April.
A site plan of Bellway’s proposed Darwin’s Edge development
Ben Wright, managing director of Bellway West Midlands, said: “Now that we have approval from Shropshire Council we can press ahead with our plans to deliver a range of much-needed new homes in Shrewsbury. We aim to start construction work on the site in April, with a view to releasing the first homes onto the market in August.
As part of the planning agreement for the development, Bellway is to provide funding of £500,000 towards primary and secondary education in the area. Other contributions will include £15,000 for a new bus shelter and £7,500 for cycle facilities.
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