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CONTROVERSIAL plans to build retirement homes at a former animal rescue park in Mistley have been described as an “unfolding tragedy” for the beauty spot. Developers McCarthy and Stone have submitted plans for 42 apartments and 11 bungalows to be built at Mistley Place Park, in New Road. Resident Fenella Falconer, of South Street, Manningtree, said she strongly objected to the application. She said: “The precious green space, the unspoilt river views, the teeming wildlife - the very things we love and value about Mistley Place Park - are under huge threat. “There is simply n...

Sheltered housing to be built on former British Legion site in Maghull Proposals set to be approved next week despite complaints over four storey design 13:12, 6 APR 2021 New sheltered accommodation with 44 flats could be built on a fomer Royal British Legion site on Liverpool Road South in Maghull (Google Streetview image) A tumultuous time for our city - sign up for the Liverpool Echo newsletter so you don't miss the big storiesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Someti...

Artists impressions of the retirement village at Mistley Place Park - Credit: McCarthy and Stone Plans for 42 apartments and 11 bungalows at Mistley Place Park have been put to residents before a final planning application is submitted. The former animal rescue centre closed its doors to the public in 2019 and while the Mistley Park tearooms stayed open, the sprawling landscape is a treasured and iconic feature for those in the area. An aerial view of the proposed site with the River Stour to the north and cricket club to the south - Credit: ES Landscape Planning The site is sandwiched bet...

Artists impressions of the retirement village at Mistley Place Park - Credit: McCarthy and Stone Plans for 42 apartments and 11 bungalows at Mistley Place Park have been put to residents before a final planning application is submitted. The former animal rescue centre closed its doors to the public in 2019 and while the Mistley Park tearooms stayed open, the sprawling landscape is a treasured and iconic feature for those in the area. An aerial view of the proposed site with the River Stour to the north and cricket club to the south - Credit: ES Landscape Planning The site is sandwiched bet...