Builder Redrow has won an appeal against the refusal of permission to build 160 homes at Liverpool suburb Allerton Priory, according to Place North West. The city council had originally turned down the proposal after receiving petitions protesting its impact on wildlife, local parkland and the setting of a historic grade two-listed building. A judge ruled that the planning inspector should have considered alternative sites for the homes, which would be built in two phases over three years.
Builder Redrow has won an appeal against the refusal of permission to build 160 homes at Liverpool suburb Allerton Priory, according to Place North West. The city council had originally turned down the proposal after receiving petitions protesting its impact on wildlife, local parkland and the setting of a historic grade two-listed building. The planning inspector who decided in favour of Redrow said the impact would not be as great as protestors feared, and that the development would help Liverpool deliver its five-year housing supply plan.