Lowestoft tool hire alexandra road

With the former site for Lowestoft Tool Hire to "now be completely redeveloped," according to Orwell Housing Association, Wellington Construction Ltd were appointed by Orwell as their construction partner. This newspaper has been a central part of community life for many years.

Our industry faces testing times, which is why we're asking for your support. Every contribution will help us continue to produce local journalism that makes a measurable difference to our community. East Anglian Air Ambulance. Norfolk Live News. Published: AM May 21, Work to transform a vacant town centre site with new homes is under way. The view from the corner of Alexandra Road and St. Peters Street in Lowestoft towards the former tool hire centre site, which is being proposed for a new development.

Picture: Google Images - Credit: Archant. More than 30 affordable homes could be built on land previously used by a tool hire centre business, as a scheme is being recommended for approval by planning officers. With the site measuring 0. This newspaper has been a central part of community life for many years. Our industry faces testing times, which is why we're asking for your support. Every contribution will help us continue to produce local journalism that makes a measurable difference to our community.

Peters Street in Lowestoft towards the former tool hire centre site, which is being proposed for a new development.

Picture: Google Images - Credit: Archant. More than 30 new flats could be built on a vacant site in Lowestoft, provided plans get the go-ahead. The proposed residential development centres around the demolition of existing commercial buildings on land previously used by a tool hire centre business.

An application from Wellington Construction Ltd has been submitted to the council and is currently awaiting decision. They intend to develop the scheme for Orwell Housing Association to "provide for general needs affordable rented accommodation," according to the design and access statement. The proposed scheme of 31 new properties at the former JD Power Tools hire centre is "for a development of per cent affordable housing with guaranteed tenure.

With the site measuring around 0. With the current site accessible from three access points, the proposed scheme intends to "re-use the current position of the main access from Alexandra Road" as the only access to the new scheme.

It states: "The new access will be via a drive through entrance into the central courtyard that will serve the proposed under-croft parking.