Oxfordshire residents rally against warehouse developments
More than two-hundred-and-fifty-people have rallied together to put a stop to a barrage of warehouse developments in north Oxfordshire.
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More than two-hundred-and-fifty-people have rallied together to put a stop to a barrage of warehouse developments in north Oxfordshire.
Three major rail freight storage and distribution warehouse developments have been proposed in Oxfordshire as part of the Government’s plan to…
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