A housing association behind a controversial affordable homes development has stressed that local residents will be favoured in the application process.
The development, which is adjacent to the Edgmond Lion pub, will provide homes available for rent and under a low-cost homeownership scheme.
Mr Alan Wilson of Edgmond Parish Council; Mr Julian Brunger, parish council member; Rachel Wood, senior regeneration officer at GSA; and Andy Edwards, director at Upper Langley Homes "An additional SID for our speed awareness scheme is welcomed. We look forward to welcoming the new residents, many of which will have existing links to the parish.
The housing association says that further information about the shared ownership properties will be shared as construction progresses, but those interested should contact [email protected] for more information.
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