In what timescale though?
The "morton masterplan" for 1,500 homes is about 20 years old and so far a couple of persimmon/charles church housing estates have been built. The vast bulk of it hasn't happened.
On that rate of progress, St Cuthberts should be finished sometime early in the 22nd century. I'll let my great-great-grandkids know.
Is there no Polish Folk in Cumbria like ?
Doesn't a certain % of all housing built now have to be in the 'affordable housing' category ?
Wonder if there'll be a new supermarket by Jctn 42 (43 & 44 have them) that could enable a new Ground into a development... :whistle:
Where are these ten thousand people going to work by the way....
Post Brexit it won't be a problem Munchy. No more nasty foreigners and loads of jobs for the English.
Remember back in the day when the problem families from London were sent to Dover, Maidstone and the likes.
The gangster families chased out of Manchester and Liverpool will now be sent to Durdar - I should have posted this on the drugs thread as Durdar with it's excellent access to the M6 could become the drugs capital of the UK.
Sounds like a Blueyonder sort of pipe dream by the council to be honest, in ten years time they will have scrapped four ideas and still be claiming it is still a viability whilst they keep taking the funding.
And Fred isn't daft if he is offered any plots, he wont build houses that people wont buy.
Edinburgh Woolly Mill is already looking at moving it's HQ from Langholm to Carlisle, partly for better transport links, partly to escape sturgeon's tax raiding on companies and people alike. A few more of these and a few booze warehouses as the tartan taliban start taxing alcohol to the hilt as well and it'll be St Corby-Cuthberts before you can blink.

