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HOMES: An appeal has been launched over a plan to build 120 homes in Rushwick meaning the decision has now been taken out of the council’s hands A DECISION over whether to build 120 homes in a village put forward almost 18 months ago has now been taken out of the council s hands after several delays. Developer Lioncourt Homes wants to build the homes in Rushwick despite hundreds of objections from villagers and has now appealed to the government s planning inspectorate after Malvern Hills District Council missed its legal deadline for making a decision. More than 250 objections were made against the plan with many saying the village did not have the infrastructure to cope. ....
A VILLAGE has not moved any closed to finding out whether more than 160 homes will be built despite having already waited more than 18 months for a decision. Hundreds of villagers in Rushwick near Worcester have been waiting to find out whether Custom Land Ltd can still build 42 homes on land off Bransford Road despite having successfully fought off the plans almost three years ago. Villagers campaigned against the plan in 2018 and did so again when it reappeared in 2019 only for developer Custom Land Ltd to request a government inspector looks at the decision. Despite the opposition in the village against the homes and despite Malvern Hills District rejecting the plan twice, the homes could still be built if the government s planning inspector decides to overrule the council. ....