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They re not criminals : Chorley children s home to open on residential estate
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How part of Buckshaw Village history is being brought back to life
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PROPOSALS to build more than 500 homes in villages across Chorley on land not currently earmarked for development have been rejected by councillors, amid warnings about their potential impact on the borough’s greenbelt. Members of Chorley Council’s planning committee refused four applications for a total of 197 new properties – and indicated that they would have come to the same conclusion about two bids for 330 others had they not already been passed to a national planning inspector for consideration. In both of those cases – for 250 dwellings off Town Lane in Whittle-le-Woods and 80 homes on Tincklers Lane in Eccleston – Redrow Homes has lodged an appeal against the authority’s failure to determine the applications within a 13-week target period.
Plans for 500 homes in villages across Chorley REJECTED
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Site for new McDonald\ s A new drive-through McDonald’s restaurant is coming to a suburb of Chorley – less than two miles from another branch in the town centre. The fast food operator has secured permission for a second 24-hour outlet in the borough, in the car park of the Tesco store on Foxhole Road near Astley Village. It says it will be a locally-run franchise which will create 65 new jobs. Chorley Council’s planning committee gave the green light to the proposal, but members were served up a menu of concerns from residents – and some of their own number.