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Brighton homes approved despite local opposition
Controversial plans have been approved on appeal to build almost 500 homes on a former gasworks site in Brighton. The £280m development, led by St William, is comprised of nine flat buildings of up to 12 storeys which will be built on land at the junction of Marina Way and Roedean Road. Initially, Brighton and Hove City Council rejected the plans in 2024 after receiving over 1,700 objections during the developments six-week public consultation…
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