Scotch Corner garden centre gets approval despite traders fears
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Cookson Way, Brough St Giles COUNCILLORS have been warned a decision to reject a housing estate plan that planners said would raise the standards on all future developments in the district is likely to result in taxpayers’ money being wasted. Richmondshire District Council’s planning committee’s chairman Councillor John Amsden spoke of his concerns after members refused an application to build 135 homes off Cookson Way, Brough With St Giles, Catterick Garrison, despite months of negotiations between planning officers and developers in a bid to address potential issues. As part of plans to rapidly increase housing in the town, the council granted consent for up to 107 homes on the site in 2018, but a year ago the developer lodged a further application for 150 homes there, which was subsequently reduced to 145 homes.
Cookson Way, Brough St Giles COUNCILLORS have been warned a decision to reject a housing estate plan that planners said would raise the standards on all future developments in the district is likely to result in taxpayers’ money being wasted. Richmondshire District Council’s planning committee’s chairman Councillor John Amsden spoke of his concerns after members refused an application to build 135 homes off Cookson Way, Brough With St Giles, Catterick Garrison, despite months of negotiations between planning officers and developers in a bid to address potential issues. As part of plans to rapidly increase housing in the town, the council granted consent for up to 107 homes on the site in 2018, but a year ago the developer lodged a further application for 150 homes there, which was subsequently reduced to 145 homes.