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Norwich City Council Approves Housing Scheme at Former St Martin's Brewery Site

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What happened

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Norwich City Council approved the housing scheme plans for the former St Martin's Brewery site in Oak Street. The scheme, which was originally approved eight years ago, had been halted since June of last year when Fosse Sil Wy Limited entered administration. The project is now being sold to a new buyer.

From eveningnews24.co.uk

Why it matters

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The approval allows the residential construction project to move forward after a prolonged period of inactivity. The scheme involves transforming the site into 40 homes, including various flats and penthouses, which could boost local market activity in Norwich.

From eveningnews24.co.uk

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    Anglian Water could face increased water demand on infrastructure as the new housing is built.

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