Appeal: 124 homes approved for Crewe
Against the decision of Cheshire East Council, 124 homes, including 38 affordable units, have been approved for a site in Crewe.
Developer WCE Properties Ltd (now Tesni Properties Ltd), has been granted permission to develop the housing site by inspector Terry Phillimore after the council was found to have overestimated its ability to deliver a five-year housing supply.
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