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Approval tipped for more than 100 homes
Approval has been recommended to build more than 100 new homes in Nottingham.Land in Highbury Road, as well as its sports field, has been earmarked for two applications for 57 and 45 homes respectively.Nottingham City Council’s planning committee is set to meet virtually on Wednesday 16 December to vote on the applications.The proposals were previously debated at a meeting in November but councillors voted to delay making a final decision.The site is located at the corner of Piccadilly and Brooklyn Road and is a playing field associated with the former Henry Mellish school site to the south.
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