Homes Application Licence To Print Money?

Published by the Mix96 News Team at 6:03am 25th June 2014.

A planning application has been submitted for nearly 170 homes near the Tring Road Tesco supermarket in Aylesbury.

Spen Hill Developments, a wholly-owned subsidary of Tesco, want to build seven rows of new homes.

The brown-field development would be 60 houses and 108 maisonettes.

Tring Road Development

The new homes would replace the current derelict site of the former BPCC Printing works.

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