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Bellway buys land for 82 low-carbon homes in North


Horsham


Top 10 UK housebuilder, Keepmoat, has appointed a new technical director set to oversee compliance and design management across its Yorkshire East region.


David Major joins the team with


Bellway has completed the purchase of land to build 82 low-carbon homes within the new Mowbray Village development in North Horsham.


The acquisition follows the submission of a reserved matters planning application earlier this year, for a range of one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom properties, all featuring air source heat pumps and electric vehicle charging points. Outline planning permission for up to 2,750 homes along with a business park, retail units, community centre, and leisure and education facilities on land north of the A264 was granted in 2018. Bellway’s proposals are to develop a 6.4-acre parcel of land at the northwestern edge of the fi rst phase of the wider scheme, where construction is already underway. The Bellway site borders Old Holbrook to the west and will be accessed from Moat Road, the main spine road serving this phase of the development.


If the plans are approved, Bellway could start construction work on site in the autumn.


Bellway’s plans comprise 72 properties for private sale, featuring two-, three- and four-bedroom houses, and 10 affordable homes ranging from one- and two-bedroom maisonettes to four- bedroom houses.


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signifi cant eperience across the sector, including previous roles with McCarthy & Stone and Stewart Milne Homes. His career spans more than 28 years across both residential and retirement living. ased in the houseuilders fl agship


offi ce in oncaster, aid will oersee the technical delivery of every development from initial site investigations and engineering design through to infrastructure, build quality and compliance with Building Regulations. In his new role, David will oversee the technical function, supporting the progression of new sites through design, planning and technical delivery. He will work closely with internal teams and external partners “to ensure developments are technically viable, helping to support Keepmoat’s continued growth across orshire, said the fi rm.


Allison Homes secures site for 70 new homes in Trowbridge


Allison Homes South West has exchanged contracts on a site on the southern


‘Indicative site masterplan’ of the 70-home Trowbridge scheme


Keepmoat strengthens Yorkshire team with new technical director


edge of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, further strengthening the housebuilder’s growing presence in the county and across the wider region.


he circa -acre greenfi eld site, located north of North Bradley and south of the , enefi ts from outline planning permission for 70 new homes. The site has an anticipated gross development value in excess of £20m, with completion of the purchase expected later this year.


Allison Homes continues to build momentum across Wiltshire and beyond, having recently submitted a reserved matters application for 100 new homes in Calne and secured planning permission for 70 new homes in Congresbury, North Somerset. This latest deal marks a further step forward in the housebuilder’s commitment to delivering “attractive, well-connected homes in desirable locations while supporting investment and economic growth across the region.”


New CFO joins the Owl Group


The Owl Group has announced it has appointed Steve Breslin as its new group chief fi nancial offi cer.


Steve joins Owl Group’s leadership team, where he will lead the fi nancial strategy, ensuring the housebuilder has the fi nancial strength and commercial discipline to support its growth plans across the Midlands for both its Owl Homes and Owl Partnerships brands. Steve brings more than 20 years of industry experience to Owl, having held senior fi nance roles at aylor Wimpey, Galliford Try Partnerships and, most recently, Lovell Partnerships, where he was a member of the main board.


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