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Norton playing fields plan refused by councillors
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Croft Lane Letchworth: Decision for housing after deferral
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Published:
12:10 PM May 28, 2021
A map showing how the new development between Norton Road, Cashio Lane and Croft Lane in Letchworth might look
- Credit: Herts County Council
An application for up to 42 new homes on the former Norton School playing field site in Letchworth has been deferred for a second time, as councillors seek clarification over access from Herts Highways.
The proposals by Vincent and Gorbing would see homes built on the land between Croft Lane and Cashio Lane, with access via Croft Lane, and is in close proximity to a number of buildings of local interest and listed buildings.
Georgia Barrow and Deborah Price, local democracy reporter
Published:
12:54 PM April 19, 2021
Updated:
1:40 PM April 19, 2021
The Norton Action Group are concerned that the charm will be lost in Croft Lane and Cashio Lane
- Credit: Archant
No decision has yet been taken on whether plans for a residential development in Letchworth can go ahead.
Draft proposals have been drawn-up for up to 42 new homes on land between Croft Lane and Cashio Lane - formerly the Norton School playing fields.
An application for outline planning permission was expected to have been determined at a meeting of North Hertfordshire District Council’s planning control committee on Monday, April 12.
Published:
4:30 PM December 31, 2020
Residents of Norton Road have been displaying these road signs outside their homes to reduce speed. Picture: Lisa Wallman
- Credit: Archant
A number of residents in a Letchworth street have reacted in horror after vandals targeted their homemade anti-speeding signs.
The kill your speed, not our kids anti-speeding signs had been in place in Norton Road since September, but were damaged during a spate of mindless vandalism earlier this week.
In total, residents say 13 placards were vandalised. CCTV footage of the incident has been shared with the local PCSO.
Lisa Wallman, a resident who saw her signs targeted, said: We are so disappointed that someone felt the need to deliberately uproot and destroy most of the road safety signs the local community had worked together to get produce and installed.
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