Fears cheaper houses could be used as 'sound blocks' on 85-home Mile End estate
Councillors in Oswestry say affordable homes at an 85-property Mile End development can’t be used as “sound blocks” for more expensive properties.
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Councillors in Oswestry say affordable homes at an 85-property Mile End development can’t be used as “sound blocks” for more expensive properties.
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