PLANS to build up to 280 homes on the northern edge of the New Forest look set to be approved. Members of the district council are being urged to support proposals to redevelop a large area of agricultural land between Calmore and the M27 motorway. The multi-million-pound scheme has been put forward by Bloor Homes and a local landowner, Barker-Mill Estates. The prospect of almost 300 homes being built on land north of Salisbury Road has sparked several letters of objection from Totton residents. Matthew Simpson, of Stanley Road, says: Access to the proposed site is dangerously positioned on an already high-risk road with a history of fatal and grievous accidents.
PLANS to build up to 280 homes on the northern edge of the New Forest look set to be approved. Members of the district council are being urged to support proposals to redevelop a large area of agricultural land between Calmore and the M27 motorway. The multi-million-pound scheme has been put forward by Bloor Homes and a local landowner, Barker-Mill Estates. The prospect of almost 300 homes being built on land north of Salisbury Road has sparked several letters of objection from Totton residents. Matthew Simpson said: Access to the proposed site is dangerously positioned on an already high-risk road with a history of fatal and grievous accidents.
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Owner seeks new challenge after business blossoms at Whanganui berry farm
23 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM
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Almost every part of the Windermere berry farm is taken up with tunnel houses. Photo / Hothouse Photography
Almost every part of the Windermere berry farm is taken up with tunnel houses. Photo / Hothouse Photography
Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui Chroniclelaurel.stowell@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron
When former banker Tony Boswell bought Windermere Gardens in 2011 it had been out of business for a year and parts were in weeds. The next year the crops made $522,000. The year after that it was $833,000. This year it will be $2.75 million, and $3.25 million the year after that, Boswell said.