IHBC features ‘Heritage from the ‘new-build’ doorstep’: ‘No shops, no schools’ – homes in England built without basic amenities…

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Thousands of properties going up without access to playgrounds, community infrastructure and even doctors, reports The Guardian.

The Guardian writes:

Thousands of homes across England are being built without urgently needed community infrastructure….

Steve Chambers… campaign group Transport for New Homes… says: ‘We are building homes on the fringes of towns in places that have very little public transport, where teenagers have nowhere to go independently…’

Some local authorities have felt the only way to get what they need for their communities is take matters into their own hands…

The consortium of builders – Crest Nicholson, Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and A2Dominion – was served a stop notice for ‘failing to deliver important community facilities to support the development and its residents in a timely manner’

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