A new development of 40 homes will be built in a Shropshire village after plans were approved.
The trustees of the Lymore Estate on the Wales/England border put forward the proposals for a site to the south of Chirbury, off the A490, more than two years ago.
Chirbury with Brompton Parish Council objected to the scheme, saying it supported the detailed plans for phase one – which will consist entirely of affordable homes – but had concerns about the indicative layout and design for phase two.
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