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Plans for more than 350 homes have been submitted between a Derby suburb, a greenway and a major through-road to bridge a “woeful” housing supply shortfall. The application, from Wheeldon Brothers and Carol Diana Durose, would see 356 homes, a drive-through restaurant and 16 business units built off Sir Frank Whittle Way, opposite Morrisons and neighbouring Breadsall Hilltop.
Derby City Council will make a decision in the next few months. A design showing the proposed layout of the development shows blocks of affordable apartments on the side of the site closest to Sir Frank Whittle Way, with the drive-through just off the existing roundabout opposite McDonald’s. Meanwhile, the houses would be built on the opposite side of the Great Northern Greenway and adjoined to Breadsall Hilltop, bordering Coneygrey Close on the new 230-home Redrow Homes estate, with
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