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Taylor Wimpey Submits Plans for 60 New Homes in Brentwood

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What happened

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Taylor Wimpey submitted an application to build 60 new homes on land behind Roman Road in Mountnessing. This follows the withdrawal of an earlier proposal for 63 homes after council officers raised concerns about design, scale, and heritage impact on the Grade II* Mountnessing Windmill. The new scheme includes a mix of houses and flats, public open space, and sustainable drainage features.

From romfordrecorder.co.uk

Why it matters

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The submission of these plans affects local housing supply and requires the demolition of 123 Roman Road to create site access. The project is situated within the ceremonial county of Essex.

From romfordrecorder.co.uk

Who's involved

  • BrentwoodThe location where the housing development plans were submitted
  • EssexThe ceremonial county in which the location is situated

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BrentwoodSpeculative

    The local construction industry might see increased demand for labor and materials due to the new housing project.

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