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Powys: Minister refuses planning permission for waste incinerator

PLANS to create new waster incinerator in Powys have been rejected by the Welsh Climate Change minister.

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Swansea pub ordered to tear down massive outdoor dining dome

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Planning Inspectorate condemned as 'not fit for purpose' over controversial Wrexham housing appeal decision

Planning Inspectorate condemned over controversial Wrexham housing appeal

Glyndwr University has entered an application for 112 houses on grazing land at Gatewen Road, New Broughton. Source: Liam Randall - Local Democracy Reporting Service THE Planning Inspectorate has been condemned as “not fit for purpose” after a controversial decision to grant permission for 112 new houses in Wrexham. Glyndwr University was originally denied consent to develop a grazing field in New Broughton in July 2019 in the face of concerns over the loss of green barrier land and the impact on traffic. However, it was announced last week that the decision had been reversed by a Welsh Government-appointed inspector following an appeal.

Decision to allow New Broughton housing appeal slammed as 'a disgrace' by councillor

Decision to allow New Broughton housing appeal slammed as ‘a disgrace’ by councillor This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Feb 17th, 2021 A decision to allow plans for more than 100 new homes in a village in Wrexham to go ahead has been slammed as “a disgrace”. Wrexham Glyndwr University was originally denied permission to develop a grazing field in New Broughton in July 2019 in the face of opposition from the community over the loss of green barrier land and the impact on traffic. Residents and local councillors have been left outraged though after being taken by surprise by the announcement.

University's controversial plans for more than 100 homes in New Broughton approved on appeal

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Glyndwr University's controversial plans for more than 100 homes in New Broughton approved on appeal

CONTROVERSIAL plans to build more than 100 new homes in a village in Wrexham have been given the green light following a successful appeal. Glyndwr University was previously denied permission to develop a grazing field in New Broughton in the face of widespread opposition from the community over the loss of green barrier land. The proposals were also met with criticism from a council highways officer because of the impact on the roads surrounding Wrexham Maelor Hospital. The university launched an appeal as it said the sale of the site on Gatewen Road would be crucial to funding improvements worth £60 million to its main campus on Mold Road in the town.