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CAMPAIGNERS were urged to ‘have their voices heard’ as the last of Barnsley’s fiercely-contested masterplan sites was officially opened to public scrutiny..
LAND allocated for almost 2,000 homes in Barnsley Council’s future development blueprint will be scrutinised by the public during a consultation period whi.
× LAND allocated for almost 2,000 homes in Barnsley Council’s development blueprint is set to be fought over by residents in a repeat of previous large-scale campaigns seen elsewhere in the borough after plans for a public consultation were revealed.
Sites designated MU2 and MU3 in the council’s local plan - relating to land between Fish Dam Lane and Carlton Road, and Shaw Lane respectively - make up the long-awaited masterplan for Carlton.
Other swathes of land - earmarked for housing, business and school use - have already been identified including Barnsley West, Goldthorpe, Hoyland North, Hoyland South, Hoyland West and Royston but Carlton’s is the final one awaiting adoption.
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image captionThe collision happened on Fish Dam Lane near the junction with Shaw Lane in Carlton, Barnsley
A five-year-old girl was seriously hurt when the car she was in was hit by another car being followed by police.
The child was in the back seat of a Range Rover Evoque which was involved in a collision with a Citroen C3 on Fish Dam Lane in Barnsley on Sunday.
The Citroen driver, a 29-year-old man, was also seriously injured and arrested on suspicion of burglary and causing injury by dangerous driving.
The girl was still in hospital on Monday, South Yorkshire Police said.