A housing developer has vowed to stump up £500,000 on education in Shrewsbury, as part of a housing development branded 'a residential island in a sea of traffic'.
A housing developer has vowed to stump up £500,000 on education in Shrewsbury, as part of a housing development branded "a residential island in a sea of traffic".The 150-home development proposed next to Meole Brace Retail Park, in Hereford Road, has drawn plenty of criticism, not least from Councillor Bernie Bentick, who believes it is"in the wrong place".
Marie Richards, sales director for Bellway West Midlands, said: “The new homes we are building in Shrewsbury are bringing new investment into the town, as well as providing much-needed new homes for the area. As well as the development in Meole, which comprises one, two, three and four-bedroom homes including 37"affordable" properties, Bellway is also building 224 homes at Copthorne Keep - the former army barracks - as well as 164 at The Spinney, off Oteley Road.
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