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East London ‘Tesco town’ given all-clear by Redbridge council

By Dave Rogers 2021-06-01T06:00:00

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Collaboration between supermarket firm and Weston Homes to provide nearly 1,300 homes in Goodmayes

Housebuilder Weston Homes and supermarket firm Tesco have secured a resolution to grant planning permission for their joint plans for a 1,280-home new urban village in Goodmayes, east London.

The pair secured the go-ahead from Redbridge council to transform an existing 10.4 acre Tesco store and car park into a new community called Lorimer Village which it said has a gross development value of £500m.

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