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Plans for 93 affordable homes in Keyworth
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West Bridgford Wire
The site, comprising fields at Shelton Farm and Hill Top Farm, is next to the recently completed Miller Homes development near the British Geological Survey offices on Nicker Hill.
All 93 properties are proposed as affordable housing, which can include homes for social or affordable rent and properties offered through schemes such as shared ownership.
The application states that more than 500 households are currently on Rushcliffe Borough Council’s housing register.
The land was previously allocated by Rushcliffe Borough Council for employment development.
Rushcliffe Borough Council is expected to decide the application in the coming months.