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Locals hit out at lethal road layout change plans in Bath
The changes have been proposed as a traffic calming measure
A group of locals have protested against traffic calming measures in Kelston View, Bath (Image: Saveourhillside)
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A group of locals have held a protest to stop a proposed lethal change to a Bath road.
Locals fear concrete jungle if housing estate built in Bath field
It is the third application submitted for the plot in six years
Nine new houses are planned for land off The Hollow (Image: BANES Council, Google Maps)
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Residents have objected to a proposed housing estate which could be built on a greenfield site in Bath.
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A councillor says new targets should see an increase in affordable housing on offer across Lichfield and Burntwood.
Lichfield District Council has outlined its Local Plan 2040 document in recent weeks.
As well as identifying that more than 9,000 new homes will be required over the next two decades, the plan also covers aspects such as demand for certain types of housing.
Cllr Colin Ball, Labour representative for Curborough ward, told a meeting of the council this week that an increased number of affordable properties were needed on new developments.
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“I’d like to commend the cabinet for accepting my suggestions about having minimum levels on schemes – 20% on Strategic Housing Allocation and brownfield locations and 35% minimum on Greenfield between 10 and 500 dwellings.
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The founder of a domestic abuse charity has been confirmed as a candidate for the Staffordshire County Council elections in Lichfield next year.
Kathy Coe MBE
Kathy Coe MBE will stand as the Labour candidate for the Lichfield City North seat in May 2021.
She is the founder of the Pathway Project charity which works with men and women who are victims of domestic abuse.
“I feel really proud to have been selected to stand in the county council elections for Lichfield City North.
“It will be an honour to serve the people in that division and represent them at county council level.