By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
Councillors have deferred a controversial application for a concrete processing plant near Nantwich – with some questioning why the applicant would build an expensive new facility without planning permission.
The Graham Heath Group has had permission for several years to operate its existing concrete panel business at Aston near Nantwich.
By Belinda Ryan, local democracy reporter
A retrospective application for a replacement concrete batching plant in countryside near Nantwich has been recommended for approval despite objections from two parish councils and 51 residents.
The Graham Heath Group has applied for permission for change of use from mixed storage and retail on land at Station Yard, Wrenbury Road, Aston, to general industrial use along with the provision of a replacement concrete plant.
Furious residents in Aston and Wrenbury say a firm has started constructing a controversial new development while its planning application is still being considered by Cheshire East Council.
They claim Concrete Panels Systems Ltd, part of Graham Heath Construction, has already started building a new concrete batching plant at its current site at Station Yard, Wrenbury Road.
Wrenbury business Graham Heath Equestrian has secured a deal to support the British Showjumping Business Partnership for the third year running.
The partnership underpins the sport’s performance pathway programme through funding of the International Stairway series.
Nantwich-based Graham Heath Equestrian has teamed up with British Showjumping to launch a new ‘Canter Banter’ programme.
The firm, based in Wrenbury, was approached by British Showjumping to create a “tack room” studio for a new programme airing in July.
An 11-year-old from Nantwich has scooped top honours at the 2016 Pony of the Year Show.
Madison Heath claimed the Pony of the Year 128cm Grand Prix win at Bury Farm Equestrian Village in Buckinghamshire.
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