Avant Homes and The White Hills Park Trust is proposing to build the homes on former Bramcote School playing fields off Coventry Lane
Plans for more than 400 homes to be built in a Nottinghamshire village have been tipped for approval, despite concerns over the impact on the environment and local amenities. in Bramcote.
The main issues relate to whether the development would be detrimental to road safety, services such as GP surgeries and schools, as well as local wildlife and biodiversity. The land was used as playing fields until they were declared surplus to requirements and sold. The Bramcote Neighbourhood Forum held an urgent meeting in September to discuss the revised plans and voted in favour of the proposed development so long as several conditions are met to address the forum’s concerns.
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