The park will be the city’s first in over a century.
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‘This is the start of a bright new era for Meridian Water.’
Cllr Chris Gibson, chair of the planning committee said the scheme was the biggest opportunity Nottingham had seen in years.
The fourth annual Community Business Weekend on 16-19 May 2019 will see community businesses across the country throw open their doors to the public.
The 12.27-hectare site could see 500 new homes, associated public open space and a new secondary school built.
‘Legal & General’s investment will save us around £20m in loan costs that means we can assist even more families in the long term.’
The estate, which was built in the 1960s, will see homes either demolished or redeveloped, with new homes built on under-used land.
The proposed Brewers Yard development will see 1,100 city houses and apartments and 60,000 sq. ft. of retail and commercial space built in the city centre.
The government has announced plans to consult on new laws abolishing section 21 evictions by private landlords, one of the biggest causes of homelessness.
‘It is economically efficient and effective to shift the tax burden onto property and land owners.’