Hornchurch homes may make way for sheltered retirement apartments
Published:
1:06 AM May 17, 2016
Updated:
12:31 PM October 13, 2020
Retirement properties could be built in High Street, Hornchurch Picture credit: Google streetview - Credit: Archant
Plans for 32 sheltered retirement apartments in High Street, Hornchurch, have been submitted to Havering Council.
The proposal would require six residential homes adjacent to the Royal British Legion hall to be demolished.
The plans have been submitted by Churchill Retirement Living.
Churchill has said that the borough’s current housing stock will not be able to meet the demands of the expected increase in the older population.
As well as the apartments the plans include an owners’ lounge and guest suite.
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A decision is expected by July 26.
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