Gleeson Land has secured planning permission for a residential development of up to 1,400 new homes at South West Aylesbury.
The proposals for the development also include the delivery of the South West Link Road, approximately 50 hectares of green infrastructure, a new primary school and a community building.
Adam Ross, executive director at Nexus Planning, which helped secure planning for the development, said: “I am really pleased to have been part of the team that has secured planning permission for this significant scheme at Aylesbury. Schemes of this scale and nature are inherently complex, particularly given the evolving position on infrastructure delivery and the site’s relationship with the adjacent HS2 project. Joint working with the relevant stakeholders has ultimately resulted in a planning permission at the local level, and we are proud to have been part of an excellent and committed landowner, developer and consultant team.”
Hywel James, director at Nexus Planning, added: “Securing permission for a development of this scale is a significant milestone. This scheme brings together new homes, critical infrastructure and high quality green space in a coordinated way, which is exactly what is needed to support sustainable growth. It has been a highly collaborative process, and the outcome reflects the commitment of all parties to delivering a well-planned and deliverable scheme.”
