Controversial plans for a family assessment unit in an end-terrace house that divided residents have been given the green light by councillors.
A proposal to change the use of a six-bedroom house on the corner of Queen Street in Royton had prompted conflicting responses, with 43 letters of objection and 49 supporting comments.
Neighbouring residents had argued the plan would exacerbate parking problems, could cause anti-social behaviour issues and would lead to a drop in house prices.
