Durham’s future housing should cater for more than students

Roberta Blackman-Woods says County Durham Plan must strike a balance and offer something to families, older people and professionals Housing in Durham city must strike a balance and not simply cater for students, an MP has warned.

Roberta Blackman-Woods made the call as part of an inquiry into the County Durham Plan, the local authority’s blueprint for housing and economic development.

The Labour MP for Durham City told planning inspectors affordable housing for families, professionals and older residents must be available within the city and its surrounding villages …

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