Residents are invited to view plans for up to 400 homes at a former golf club this week after a consultation was cancelled amid the “tragic” crossbow murders.
The landowner of Bushey Hall Golf Club and developer Griggs Homes are looking to redevelop the course, which closed in 2019, for a new residential community.
Known as Scotts Wood Park, off Bushey Hall Drive, it would include a mix of housing types and tenures with up to 70 per cent designated as affordable, according to the developer.
The rough site boundaries for the potential application. (Image: Google Maps/Canva) Griggs Homes cancelled the consultation last Wednesday (July 11) amid the “tragic events” which saw Carol, Hannah and Louise Hunt murdered at home in Ashlyn Close on Tuesday evening.
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It has now been rescheduled for this Thursday (July 18) at Metropolitan Bushey in Aldenham Road from 4pm to 9pm.
Pre-application designs for the estate also feature a community hub incorporating health and wellbeing services and land safeguarded for a new six form entry secondary school.
Consultation comments can also be made online at www.scottswoodpark-consultation.co.uk from July 10 to July 24.
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