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Chicken farm - planned to house 200,000 birds - in six-year planning saga deferred again

Chicken farm - planned to house 200,000 birds - in six-year planning saga deferred again
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Controversial Shrewsbury Travelodge recommended for approval despite opposition

Controversial Shrewsbury Travelodge recommended for approval despite opposition
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Calls for hillfort housing decision to go to planning committee

Campaigners have escalated public concerns over the controversial bid to build housing in the setting of Old Oswestry hillfort.

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Plans to build 150 more homes in Oswestry approved

Dec 24, 2020 Plans for the next phase of a major housebuilding scheme in a Shropshire town have been approved. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up The 150-house scheme off Middleton Road in Oswestry forms part of the Eastern Gateway sustainable urban extension (SUE), and comes after planning permission was granted for the first 600 homes earlier this year. The latest plans have been approved three years after they were lodged with the council, due to lengthy discussions over highways concerns. A new junction will be created off Middleton Road, and access will be provided through to the adjacent development. A report by planning officer Philip Mullineux says: “Public highway access and impacts on surrounding trunk road highway infrastructure created a considerable delay in the processing of this application, as it was clear further negotiation on this matter was required by the parties concerned.

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