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Daniel Holland

Plans for 140 homes on derelict land next to Heaton railway tracks could be approved this week

Plans to build more than 140 new homes on a derelict railway yard in Heaton look set to be approved this week.

Developer Keepmoat Homes wants to build a new estate on the former Heaton Down Yard, near Chillingham Road Metro station. The proposals are now due to come before city councillors on Friday for a verdict on whether the transformation of the disused site, next to Marleen Avenue, can go ahead.

The regeneration project would see 143 new homes built – comprising 12 apartments in a three storey block and 131 two or three storey houses. Ahead of Friday’s city planning committee meeting, council officials have recommended that the proposals are given the green light.

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