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Protests Mount Against 265-House Plan Near Grade II-Listed Blackford Mill

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What happened

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Stratford District Council is handling a planning application for 265 houses planned for 14 hectares of green belt land south east of Henley. Graham Smith and Kate, who live at the Grade II-listed Blackford Mill, are among those leading the opposition to the proposed construction.

From stratford-herald.com

Why it matters

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The dispute centers on the proposed housing estate surrounding the historic Blackford Mill and the River Alne. Public objection challenges the Council's planning authority and could increase regulatory risk for the local government.

From stratford-herald.com

Who's involved

  • Graham SmithResides at the Mill and is leading the protest against the housing plans
  • KateResides at the Mill and is leading the protest against the housing plans
  • SDCIs handling the planning application for the site near the Mill

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SDCSpeculative

    Public opposition might increase regulatory risk and operational costs for the council

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