Plans submitted for 335-home Lincolnshire estate

Plans have been submitted for a 335-home development.

Design practice RG+P has unveiled a blueprint for a new estate in Louth.

Bosses say the Lincolnshire venture will help “bring forward the volume of new homes needed… in an environmentally responsible and socially inclusive way”.

The London and Midlands-based firm is working alongside developer Lindum Group and A & W Laughton on the project, which is earmarked for land off Louth’s Legbourne Road and is set to include affordable housing and public open spaces.

Chris Lindley, RG+P planning director and project lead, said: “Strategic land promotion plays a vital role in providing a resilient pipeline to meet pressing national housing targets.

“Louth is a key service and economic centre for the surrounding rural area.

“Our masterplan includes a range of house types to appeal to a wide demographic, enabling local people and families to remain in the area, retain their roots and continue contributing to the town’s community.”

RG+P additionally worked alongside Aspect Landscape Planning; drainage design firm Koda; highways and transport firm SLR; and Rachel Hacking Ecology to submit the application.

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