Plans for 300 New Homes in Romsey Spark Controversy
Residents and councillors in Romsey have expressed strong opposition to a proposal for building up to 300 new homes on the edge of the town.
Gleeson Land, a company that promotes land to developers for projects, presented its plans to Romsey Town Council's planning committee on October 9.
"This is just unworkable"
Nick Keeley, a planning manager for Gleeson Land, outlined the main proposal, which includes 40% affordable housing and homes designed to suit people at all stages of life.
- Up to 300 new homes to be built
- 40% of the homes will be affordable housing
- Homes designed to suit people at all stages of life
- At least 10% biodiversity net gain through tree planting, meadows, and ecological enhancements
Author's summary: Councillors slam plans for 300 new homes in Romsey.
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