Planning permission has been granted for Main Avenue, Cowlersley, allowing work to progress on the delivery of 57 much-needed affordable homes.
Main Avenue forms a part of Kirklees Council's ambitious affordable housing programme, to bring forward new affordable homes across the district. This development will be delivered on council-owned land, in partnership with Thirteen Group, demonstrating Kirklees's continued investment in providing affordable homes and creating sustainable communities.
The approval marks a significant milestone for the scheme, which alongside new homes for local people, the development will include public green space, landscaping and supporting infrastructure designed to create a sustainable new community.
Councillor Phillip James, Cabinet member for Housing and Physical Communities said:
"The need for affordable housing across Kirklees has never been greater, with many individuals and families finding it increasingly difficult to access a home that meets their needs and remains within their budget.
That's why developments like Main Avenue are so important. Securing planning permission is a significant milestone and brings us a step closer to delivering high-quality, genuinely affordable homes that will help meet local demand and create a thriving community for years to come."
Thirteen's Development and Partnerships Director, Marie Kiddell, said:
"Securing planning approval for Main Avenue, Cowlersley, is a significant milestone, bringing us one step closer to delivering 57 much-needed affordable homes for local people.
At Thirteen, we're committed to investing in communities where people can thrive, and we're delighted to be moving into the next phase of this exciting project.
Working in partnership with Kirklees Council and Strata Homes, we'll help address local housing need by providing high-quality, energy efficient, affordable homes and creating opportunities for people and families to put down roots, build brighter futures and become part of a strong community.
Main Avenue is one of several developments we're delivering across the region to increase the supply of affordable housing and meet local housing needs. We look forward to seeing the positive impact this development will have for local people and the wider community for years to come."
The development is expected to bring a range of benefits to the local community, including new housing opportunities, investment in local infrastructure and support for the local economy through construction activity.
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