Up to 40,000 homes to be built on disused railway land

Plans confirmed for 200 new city homes in brand new government scheme

The land next to Nottingham train station will be one of the first sites transformed by part of the government's new drive to build homes across UK

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40,000 new homes to be built on railway land

Platform4 has been created by the Government to ‘breathe new life into these spaces’, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said.

New company tasked with building up to 40,000 homes on brownfield railway land

Platform4 has been created by the Government to ‘breathe new life into these spaces’, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said.

Disused railway land to be redeveloped to build 40,000 new homes

The UK government says first-time buyers stand to benefit from the plan to develop the brownfield sites.

Railway land to be transformed into neighbourhoods with 40,000 new homes | Today's Conveyancer

Brownfield railway land in Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Cambridge is set to be transformed into neighbourhoods, with 40,000 new homes, green spaces, shops and hotels. The surplus rail land has been earmarked for £1 billion of development over the next decade, the government has said, with 15,000 of the homes to be completed in the next five years. Four sites already earmarked for development include Newcastle Forth Goods Yards (600 new …