Warton Meadows
Inside Land Group Ltd, in partnership with Owl Partnerships and Midland Heart, are bringing forward proposals for the development of land at Austrey Road, Warton, for 41 affordable homes and the creation of public open space.
The 2.4 ha site is currently used for agriculture and is bound to the east by existing homes, to the south by allotments, to the west by agricultural fields and to the north by the recently completed development “The Elms”, a new development of 9 homes and a stable block.
Inside Land Group (ILG) was established in 2007 and is a private development business operating nationwide.
The company’s primary objective is to source, acquire and deliver land and development opportunities for private and affordable housing. To date ILG has been involved in the successful delivery of over 3,000 affordable and open market housing plots. Current opportunities both in the legal and planning system will see a further 1,500 plus much needed affordable homes delivered by 2028.
We have partnerships in our name for a reason. We’re a business that puts people first — our relationships are close, open and honest. We work hard to build trust from day one, and by treating every impression like it’s a first impression. This is one of the reasons why we were awarded Residential Property Developer of the Year 2025.
That approach has helped us earn our reputation: a solid history of delivering high-quality homes, built in collaboration with local authorities, housing associations and registered providers. We understand their needs — and we deliver on them. That’s why so much of our work comes from longstanding partnerships that last beyond a single development.
Midland Heart are a housing association who provide quality, affordable homes across the Midlands. They own and manage 35,000 high quality, safe and affordable homes and provide excellent services to over 70,000 tenants.
They’re regulated by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) and also have an independent code of conduct, which includes the values and behaviours they expect from their colleagues, board and committee members.
Their tenants are actively involved in the governance and scrutinising of the services they provide. Their involvement is key to Midland Heart improving services in line with their priorities and needs.
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