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1,000 Homes Proposed for North Lincolnshire
13 Aug
Summary
- Over 1,000 homes are planned for a new village in North Lincolnshire.
- Gleeson Homes submitted plans for 521 homes and outline permission for 600 more.
- The Trent Vale scheme includes six new villages between the River Trent and Scunthorpe.
Plans have been submitted for a significant new residential development in North Lincolnshire, potentially adding over 1,000 homes to the region. Gleeson Homes is seeking full planning permission for 521 houses on land west of Scotter Road and north of Moor Road, near Scunthorpe. This initial phase is part of the ambitious Trent Vale project.
The developer has also applied for outline permission for a further 600 homes. This phase includes provisions for a primary school and a community hub featuring shops, businesses, and medical facilities. The Trent Vale scheme envisions the creation of six distinct villages situated between the River Trent and Scunthorpe.
Planning permission for the first village within the Trent Vale development, named Ashmere, was granted last month. Ashmere will comprise 593 homes and a commercial unit. Construction for Ashmere is anticipated to commence later this summer. The Trent Vale scheme was announced earlier this year with six proposed village names, and the final name for the Gleeson proposal will be confirmed if approved.
