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Homes for sale at historic Brooks Dye Works after £40m transformation
According to the developers they will be ready to move into later this summer
A CGI of Bristol Dye Works (Image: Acorn Property Group and Galliard Homes)
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Offers of three and four-bedroom homes have now been released at the historic Brooks Dye Works in St Werburghs.
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AN alternative plan for a site earmarked for development is set to be submitted next month. Mayday Saxonvale, a campaign which opposes Mendip District Council (MDC) and Acorn Property Group’s plan for the Saxonvale site in Frome, is holding a public consultation tomorrow (May 14) and Saturday (May 15) in anticipation of their planning application submission in June. MDC’s planning board voted to approve the outline planning permission for the 300 homes and commercial units on the Saxonvale site in January 2021. Both Acorn Property Group and Mayday Saxonvale are now working on the reserved matters planning applications for the site. The Mayday Saxonvale consultation will be held at the Silk Mill, Merchants Barton in Frome and guests will have the chance to meet the architects of the alternative plan, Andrew Kirby Architects.