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Plan for 1,500 Homes and a New Oldham Tram Stop Takes Next Step

GREATER MANCHESTER, JUL 9 – The development plan supports Greater Manchester's Places for Everyone scheme with 1,500 homes including affordable housing, a new town centre, and school funding over 15 years.

Summary by theoldhamtimes.co.uk
A public consultation has launched for a new masterplan looking to develop around 1,500 new homes and a new Metrolink stop in Oldham

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The ‘controversial’ plan to build 1,500 homes 'near new tram stop' on greenbelt - Manchester Evening News

The plans would see whole new neighbourhoods established on greenbelt land.

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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Plan for 1,500 homes and a new Oldham tram stop takes next step

A public consultation has launched for a new masterplan looking to develop around 1,500 new homes and a new Metrolink stop in Oldham

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1,500 homes set for greenbelt land - and public can have a say

The Broadbent Moss and Beal Valley project, near Shaw, would see properties constructed on three green spaces

·London, United Kingdom
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