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A DISABLED rights campaigner has rounded on six councillors who blocked a bid to increase the number of wheelchair accessible homes within the area s new planning blueprint. Councillor Jim MacLeod had called for a 10 per cent benchmark for developments of more than 20 new build homes. This motion regarding the Local Development Plan was put forward by his SNP colleague councillor Chris Curley at a special meeting of the environment and regeneration committee, only to be rejected by a 6-5 vote. Councillor Curley s amendment for ten per cent was supported by committee members John Crowther, Stephen McCabe, Jim McEleny and Innes Nelson.