The growing Leeds community where all ages could live side-by-side
Next week, Leeds City Council will be asked to approve or reject plans for a 'multi-generational' complex to be built in the city.
The complex would contain a 72-bed care home, a primary school, nursery, cafe and flats for 80 people. The developers of the site, Citu, have previously built similar sites in Japan and the Netherlands.In their report going before Leeds’ city plans panel next week, they said the plans would: “Bring diversity and supporting facilities to the growing residential community of the South Bank.”
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