Belinda Ryan
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Questions over planned 48-home estate off A34 (opens the original)
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Plans for a 48-home estate are still to be approved. Ocean Group Developments wants to build the estate on a 1.65-hectare parcel of agricultural land east of Congleton Road North, in Church Lawton. The application was recommended for approval by Cheshire East Council planners. But councillors want more information about the access point and the stability of the land. The applicant’s agent told councillors: “This is a well-located grey belt site that can deliver much-needed homes, bungalows, a hi
Families win council fight against housing developer (opens the original)
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Families have won a fight against nine new homes in their community. Developer Ian Alcock had applied for the homes on land adjacent to Cinderhill Lane, in Scholar Green. But the application sparked objections from 12 residents as well as Odd Rode Parish Council. Now Cheshire East Council planners have rejected the proposal after objecting to development in the open countryside. The decision notice stated: “The proposal is not considered to constitute acceptable ‘limited infilling in a village’
Plans for giant 2,100-home estate includes primary school (opens the original)
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Plans have been submitted for a massive 2,100-home estate in the open countryside. Cheshire Fresh Ltd has applied for outline permission to build up to 2,100 homes, including 30 per cent affordable, on land at Red Hall Farm off Middlewich Road, close to Leighton Hospital, in Crewe. The scheme includes the demolition of existing buildings, the provision of employment land, retail and health services, and space to support a local centre, as well as provision of a site for a primary school and publ
Parents and children protest over school bus axe plan (opens the original)
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Parents and children have staged a protest march over council plans to axe a free school bus. Ward councillors Liz Wardlaw and Patrick Redstone also took part in the march and argue the council’s ‘safe’ walking route is dangerous. The march went from Rode Heath to Alsager School. Cheshire East Council says by removing the bus it is applying national school transport policy, adding it has carried out highways improvements and assessed the walking route to the school as safe. Cllr Wardlaw argues t
Nine shops and 108 flats to be built in eight-storey complex (opens the original)
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Plans to extend and convert two commercial buildings into 108 apartments have been approved with councillors praising the design and saying it will enhance the town centre. Cheshire East Council's southern planning committee was unanimous in its support of the proposal to remodel, extend, and part change the use of Breeden House and Regency Court, in Crewe. The scheme includes redeveloping the existing three-storey building fronting Edleston Road and High Street into an eight-storey property com
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