A shop and children’s play area are also featured.
462 people attended drop-in events.
Owner John de Bruyne says the development is needed to safeguard its future.
It could provide space for 4,500 homes as government pushes for new housing.
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The market town tops a list of 72 locations.
Initial estimate was £800,000.
Eight homes are proposed for a field behind the pub.
The project will cost about £9.8m.
The homes would be built where garage block was damaged in high winds.
Contractor Kier expects the permanent community centre to be built by early 2026.
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But Labour administration says it is investing.
