Martin Redfern
Another 100 new homes will be built in the Topsham gap beside Clyst Road after their developer successfully appealed against the council’s refusal to grant planning approval.
The same developer also won an appeal against a council decision to refuse 155 homes and a 64-bed care home on an adjacent site in 2019.
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