Planning application submitted for 660 new homes in Ipswich

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A field to the north-east of Humber Doucy LaneImage source, Google
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The application covers an area of 79 acres (31.5 hectares)

A planning application for 660 new homes on the outskirts of a town has been submitted to two local councils.

The development would be built be north-east of Humber Doucy Lane in Ipswich and would include affordable housing.

A possible retail space and a nursery for 57 children are also proposed.

The plans were submitted to Ipswich Borough and East Suffolk Councils on behalf of Barratt David Wilson and Hopkins Homes.

Part of the site, which totals 79 acres (31.5 hectares), currently houses two sports pitches previously used by Ipswich Rugby Club.

The application stated the club had "temporary permissions" for their use but they had since expired.

Local residents have been invited to comment on the plans.

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