Housing Appeal Granted for 115 Homes in Central Bedfordshire
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Updated Oct 22
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What happened
A government planning inspector reviewed a housing appeal in Central Bedfordshire. The inspector allowed the scheme, which proposes up to 115 homes on 16 acres of agricultural land, despite local planners having previously refused the application.
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Why it matters
The decision permits the construction of a large residential project on agricultural land in Central Bedfordshire. The inspector noted that the scale of the development would not result in a significant loss of the best and most versatile agricultural land.
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Who's involved
- Central BedfordshireThe unitary authority where the planning appeal was reviewed.
- Helen MilesThe government planning inspector who reviewed and allowed the housing appeal.
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The entities involved
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Central Bedfordshire
unitary authority in the ceremonial county of Bedfordshire, England
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