The fate of huge 1,050 home development will soon to be decided
01.01.2024 - 09:31
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Thousands of people have voiced their objections regarding the plan to build 1,050 homes on the border of Wigan and Salford.
Mosley Common, which sits just on the edge of Wigan, has been subject to these plans from developer Peel L&P for more than a year - and many residents have pushed back at every turn. Soon more calls to reject the plan are sure to come with the application due to go before the planning committee at the beginning of 2024.
The original 1,100 home masterplan had been scaled down and split into two separate applications after it was green lit by Wigan Council in September 2022.
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The application to go before the committee will mean building work can start, if approved. The new plan will now have two sites on either side of the Leigh Guided Busway.
Peel L&P’s massive plans were reduced by 50 homes as the developer seeks to build a new community submerged within biodiverse green space.
The plans submitted for the land north of Mosley Common will connect the northern and southern section of the site - ‘Twire’ - creating extensive parkland and pedestrian routes throughout the area. Peel L&P also has ambitions to include sports and play facilities as well as a new green corridor to bring 'ecological improvements' to the area with an extensive new parkland including three new parks.
As well as 25 per cent affordable homes, there are plans for a new transport hub in partnership with Transport for Greater Manchester to improve connectivity and active travel via the Leigh Guided Busway and
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