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Nottingham Post
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Joshua Hartley

New council homes set to be built on demolished St Ann's care home

New council homes are set to be built on the site of a demolished care home in Nottingham. The former site of Oakdene Residential Home at the junction of Woodborough Road and St Ann's Way, St Ann's, will be turned into 24 Nottingham City Homes, if given the final go-ahead by Nottingham City Council's planning committee on December 21.

The residential home closed in 2019 and demolished in January 2020. The current application comprises nine flats and 15 houses, all of which would be classed as affordable.

The houses would be two-storey and would be laid out in a back to back arrangement with five fronting on to Woodborough Road, eight fronting on to Norman Close and two on to St Ann's Way. The flats would be in a three-storey block located on the southern corner of the site.

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