Sutton Greens oppose larger B&Q site redevelopment plan

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:20 · Archive

Sutton Green Party challenges plans for 1,184 homes at a former B&Q site, citing a reduction in affordable housing.

The Sutton Green Party has called for rejection of revised plans for the ex-B&Q site, which would include 1,184 homes. Affordable housing has fallen to 265 units and the tallest building would reach 28 storeys.

Sutton Greens oppose larger B&Q site redevelopment plan — Image: Croydon Guardian

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Greens call for Sutton B&Q plan to be rejected as tower gets EVEN BIGGERSutton Green Party challenges plans for 1,184 homes at ex-B&Q site, as affordable housing falls to 265 and tallest building rises to 28 storeys.Croydon Guardian · 22 Sept, 16:22
Greens call for Sutton B&Q plan to be rejected as tower gets EVEN BIGGERSutton Green Party challenges plans for 1,184 homes at ex-B&Q site, as affordable housing falls to 265 and tallest building rises to 28 storeys.This Is Local London · 22 Sept, 16:22

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