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Why Forfar developer’s bid for 250 new homes has been stalled by landmark case 85 miles away

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Guild Homes appealed Angus Council’s refusal for a 245-home extension of its £50m Strathmore Fields development at Turfbeg. The company has already built hundreds of homes there and the final phase is due for completion in 2024. But it wants to carry the development on over farmland towards the Forfar by-pass not currently zoned for housing. A challenge over Angus Council's non-determination of the proposal has been stalled by the issue surrounding recently introduced national planning legislation.

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Why Forfar developer’s bid for 250 new homes has been stalled by landmark case 85 miles away

Forfar developer Guild Homes' bid for more than 200 homes near the town by-pass has been held up by a test case around new national planning policies.

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The Courier broke the news in Dundee, United Kingdom on Monday, May 8, 2023.
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