The Government has given the green light for four eco-towns to be built to showcase the latest green technologies.
The successful proposals are for towns at Rackheath in Norfolk, Bordon-Whitehill in Hampshire, North West Bicester in Oxfordshire, and St Austell in Cornwall.
In total, 10,000 homes will be created for around 30,000 people and at least 30 per cent of the homes will be affordable housing.
The four will be able to bid for a share of £60 million over two years to fund infrastructure. A further £5 million pot is being made available for work on proposals for the next wave of towns, with the aim to build six more by 2020.
The Government has given the green light for four eco-towns to be built to showcase the latest green technologies.
The successful proposals are for towns at Rackheath in Norfolk, Bordon-Whitehill in Hampshire, North West Bicester in Oxfordshire, and St Austell in Cornwall.
In total, 10,000 homes will be created for around 30,000 people and at least 30 per cent of the homes will be affordable housing.
The four will be able to bid for a share of £60 million over two years to fund infrastructure. A further £5 million pot is being made available for work on proposals for the next wave of towns, with the aim to build six more by 2020.