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A derelict former children’s home can be redeveloped into flats and houses after standing empty for decades. Plans to turn the Bramham House site near Wetherby into 45 homes have been approved by Leeds City Council.

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00:00A derelict former children's home can be redeveloped into flats and houses after
00:05standing empty for decades. Plans to turn the Bramham house site near
00:09Weatherby into 45 homes have been approved by the council. The building on
00:14Freely Lane will be transformed into 20 houses and 25 apartments.
00:19Councillors Alan Lamb and Norma Harrington supported the planning
00:22application despite concerns raised by people living nearby. They said securing
00:27a viable redevelopment of the long empty site would be preferable to seeing it
00:32remain unused. 16 of the new homes should have been classed as affordable but the
00:37developer said the project had zero margin for lower cost homes.

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