Homes News

An affordable housing development made up of 63 new homes is to be built, despite the objections of more than 50 residents.

The people of Wisbech turned out in force this morning for the annual Remembrance Day parade and act of remembrance.

Planning officers have said they still are not minded to support a plan for a large development in a village on the West Norfolk border.

Nearly 40 people could be accommodated if the new proposal is approved next week.

A couple who have been homeless for over a year have now found accommodation.

A developer will be allowed to build 30 new properties, despite failing to deliver any affordable homes in the site.

A parish council has withdrawn its support for a new housing development after builders have dumped the affordable homes element.

Three derelict properties in a Fenland village have gone up for auction.

A reader has questioned why a councillor has not shown interest in a planning application in his ward.

Work has started on the construction of 14 new homes following demolition.

Plans for 21 homes have been given the go-ahead despite earlier fears over flooding dangers.

A letter writer says a new town could solve a housing problem.

A readers is surprised how quickly planners passed a homes application.

A letter writer says housing developers should pay more to a local playing field.

A reader has welcomed the news that the council is to create a £25million fund to turn a profit through a newly-formed trading arm.

In our letters pages this week, two readers wrote in about council housing.

A new business has moved into the area to help keep gutters and paths clean

Town council describes conversion plans as poorly designed and says the look like a 'slum development'.

Town council recommended approval but Fenland planning officer's wanted Clarion Housing's application refused.

Statement in support of the application says it will enhance town's conservation area.