England's first garden villages have been proposed for 14
sites spread across the country from Cornwall to Cumbria, the government has
announced. Ministers have lent their support to 14 planned developments which
will each deliver between 1,500 and 10,000 properties and establish new
villages. The new garden villages could provide 48,000 homes, the government
says. Larger garden towns in Buckinghamshire, Somerset and the
Essex-Hertfordshire border were also approved. The developments will be
distinct new places, with their own community facilities, rather than
extensions to existing urban areas, the government said. Read more on the CLG
website.
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