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New future for disused BT site
A decommissioned and disused BT repeater station in Cheltenham has been sold to Brookworth Homes by Telereal Trillium for about £2.25m.The sale will bring forward plans to demolish the existing 1950s building on Parabola Road and redevelop the site into new residential apartments located at the heart of Montpelier.In March 2020, Telereal Trillium secured planning permission to demolish the vacant, two-storey building and develop 12 apartments, contributing to local affordable housing provisions in the process.Brookworth Homes, based in Reigate, Surrey, has recently opened a new regional office in Cirencester.
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