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Persimmon seeks approval for up to 325 homes in St Austell

Persimmon seeks approval for up to 325 homes in St Austell

BitgetBitget2026/10/15 11:10
  • Persimmon has an outline planning application for up to 325 homes in St Austell.
  • The proposal would transfer 25% of the homes to a housing association, helping reduce a local waiting list exceeding 25,000 households.
  • Planning approval would trigger millions of pounds in infrastructure investment, with a significant proportion of the site reserved for green infrastructure.


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