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Plans for 2,000 new homes in Northumberland WILL go ahead


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Almost 2,000 new homes will be built across Northumberland, creating dozens of jobs.

Six separate applications poised to change the face of the county were given the go-ahead by councillors.

Developer Hindhaugh Homes was granted permission to build 500 homes on land near James Calvert Spence College in Amble at a meeting on Tuesday.

The company said the two, three and four-bedroom properties will “enhance the profile of the local area by providing a distinctive community atmosphere”.

But Amble councillor Terence Clark feared the homes will be overpriced and the town’s amenities will not be able to cope.

He said: “People in the ward don’t think that the infrastructure will be able to take it. It is like another town being built.



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