Church of England submits plans for 2,200-home new Sussex village

Aerial perspective - Church Commissioners project at Barnham in West Sussex

Church says scheme designed to deliver on promises to help tackle housing crisis

The investment arm of the Church of England has submitted plans for a 2,200-home mixed use development in Bersted, West Sussex, as the Church looks to deliver against its plans to help tackle the housing crisis.

The Church Commissioners for England has worked with land promoter Landlink Estates on the plans for the allocated site in Arun’s local plan, which is earmarked to deliver around 750 affordable homes.

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