A plan to build 67 affordable homes near the centre of Wellington will actually lead to a net loss of dwellings at the site, councillors will hear this week.
The Wrekin Housing Group wants to replace more than 14 blocks containing 130 apartments that are being demolished on the site bounded by Glebe Street, High Street and St John Street.
"The dwellings will offer a mix of different accommodation types with bungalows, apartments and dwellings being proposed. Wellington Town Council has raised no objection and two members of the public wrote to the borough planners in support of the proposal.The committee has been called on to make a decision in public because the borough council owns part of the development site, and it is considered a major development.
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