Re-submitted plans for 270,000 bird poultry unit near Grantham spark backlash from animal rights campaigners

Re-submitted plans for 270,000 bird poultry unit near Grantham spark backlash from animal rights campaigners
 | Updated: 09:50, 08 April 2021
A previously-rejected 270,000 intensive chicken farm near Grantham has received backlash from animal rights campaigners after plans were resubmitted to the council.
South Kesteven District Council rejected the proposals in February 2020 due to concerns from the Woodland Trust over the impact of ammonia on a nearby ancient woodland.
This is the second time in a week PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) has put pressure on a Lincolnshire council over chicken farm plans. Last week, West Lindsey District Council approved an egg farm with 32,000 hens in Laughterton.

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