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Homes plan for former Fraserburgh petrol station
Grampian Housing Association has unveiled proposals to convert a derelict petrol station in Fraserburgh into new homes.Barbour’s Garage has been empty since a grocery shop run from the premises was forced to close down in January last year.The Association wants to demolish the remnants of the petrol station on Cross Street and build new affordable homes to help ease Aberdeenshire Council’s housing waiting list.A planning application has yet to be submitted but the Association is confident the development will have a positive impact.
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