Plans for 150-place school on growing housing estate
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The planned school would be built between the B4394 and the Wellington-to-Shrewsbury railway line
There are plans for a 150-place school to serve a growing housing estate on a former sugar beet factory site.
Up to 470 homes will eventually be built on the land in Allscott, Shropshire, and builders SJ Roberts Construction Ltd also committed to build a primary school.
The proposals involve the creation of six classrooms, a sports hall, a kitchen, a sports field and parking.
If approved, the school could open in September 2023.
Work on the former British Sugar site began in 2020 and the Welshpool-based construction company said: "With many properties now lived in by residents, the need for the primary school is becoming apparent."
The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) said construction could start in May 2022.
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