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Sebastian McCormick & David Spereall

The growing Leeds community where all ages could live side-by-side

Next week, Leeds City Council will be asked to approve or reject plans for a 'multi-generational' complex to be built in the city.

Councillors will vote on whether to approve the development in the south-eastern edge of the city centre on Thursday. If approved, it would be constructed on Saynor Lane, south of Leeds dock.

The complex would contain a 72-bed care home, a primary school, nursery, cafe and flats for 80 people. The developers of the site, Citu, have previously built similar sites in Japan and the Netherlands.

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