Plans for 41 homes on the outskirts of Wrenbury near Nantwich have been rejected by a planning inspector after a two-day appeal.
Gladman Developments appealed against the Cheshire East Council decision to refuse permission for the houses on a green field site, claiming the authority could not demonstrate a five-year supply of housing land.
Cheshire East Council chiefs will NOT challenge the appeal decision set to allow 300 homes built on Witters Field green space in Wistaston.
Hands Off Wistaston campaigners had hoped Cheshire East would mount a challenge against the Secretary of State’s decision to allow the plans by Gladman Developments.
Community leaders in Wistaston are calling for council chiefs to challenge a Government decision to allow 300 homes on Witters Field.
The Secretary of State’s decision to allow Gladman Developments to build on the popular green fields off Church Lane has left many angry.
Campaigners in Wistaston have been dealt a blow after the Government allowed a developer’s appeal to build 300 houses on Witters Field.
Cheshire East Council had rejected plans by Gladman Developments for the green land off Church Lane.
Campaigners in Wistaston are urging residents to fight a housing developer’s bid to build on Witter’s Field.
Gladman Homes is going to appeal over their second application for 300 houses on the village’s green area.
A councillor has made an impassioned plea for planning chiefs to stop the second phase of a major development in Nantwich.
Cllr Arthur Moran spoke out about the Gladman Developments application to build another 118 homes on a site off Queens Drive.
Walkers have criticised a homes developer for encroaching on to the popular Nantwich Riverside Loop walk.
Barratt Homes are already laying out their site at the Malbank Waters development on land off Queens Drive, Nantwich.
A controversial planning decision which could open the gates for housing developers in Nantwich, is to be challenged in the courts. Cheshire East Council has announced it is to fight a decision by a planning inspector which ruled in April the authority does not have a 5-year supply of housing land.
Campaigners in Wistaston near Nantwich are urging residents to lodge objections against a 300-home development before it’s too late. Gladman Developments wants to build up to 300 houses on land off Church Lane, in Wistaston, known locally as Witters Field.
Another controversial housing scheme near Nantwich is to go to public inquiry after it was kicked out by Cheshire East planners. Gladman’s proposal for 300 homes on land at “Witter’s Fields” in Wistaston was rejected after scores of objections were lodged.
A councillor has urged campaigners to prepare for a tough battle at appeal over plans for 880 homes near Shavington. Developers have appealed to the Planning Inspectorate over their bid to build the “Gresty Oaks” site on green land bounded by Crewe Road, Rope Lane, Gresty Lane and the A500.
Wistaston residents are celebrating after a planning application to build up to 300 homes on “Green Gap” land was thrown out. Gladman Homes wanted to develop on the land off Church Lane, known locally as “Witters Field”.
Nantwich Town councillors were accused of “lacking a vision” by Cheshire East Leader Cllr Michael Jones. In a swipe at the town’s authority, Cllr Jones said they had not “created a vision” for the town’s future, unlike places like Knutsford, Macclesfield and Crewe.
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