A decision over a bid to build 500 homes in Falkirk first proposed 24 years ago has been delayed again, after councillors decided to make another site visit.
The development on land to the east of Gilston Farm, which would also include commercial and retail development, was on the agenda of Falkirk Council 's planning committee today (Wednesday) and has been backed by council officials.
The 55-acre development was first proposed in 1998 but has proved controversial with concerns that local schools, health services and transport would be overwhelmed.
