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Welcome Break says the facility will create 183 jobs and add £3.5m each year to the local economy.

Objectors claim the development would lead to the loss of valuable green space.

The review follows the scheme's rejection by county councillors in March.

Concerns are expressed about a proposed bus stop, standing water and potential congestion.

Objectors say a planned storage development on the outskirts of Thirsk will ruin a wildlife haven.

Residents are concerned about the potential for "foul smells" from the site in Hessenford.

The council rejected its own plans after Cleveland Police said play area could "generate crime".

Henry Dent and Lauren Bromley had feared the "eyesore" phone mast would devalue their home.

The sessions coincide with energy firm Orsted's release of an Environmental Impact Scoping Report.

Developers hope to find a "viable use" for the former United Reformed Church near Bath's Pulteney Bridge.