York lines up 2,500 homes scheme

Central square York Central

Council approves plans to build on 45ha of brownfield land in the city centre

Plans to build 2,500 homes on a 45ha brownfield site in the centre of York have been sent to the communities secretary James Brokenshire for approval after getting the go-ahead from the city’s council.

The brownfield site is adjacent to the National Railway Museum in the centre of York. As well as the new housing the development will enable the museum to be expanded and create a new entrance to the railway station.

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