£3,000 to move slow worms and make way for homes
A TOTAL of £3,000 will be spent by Henley Town Council on relocating slow worms to make way for new homes. The council owns a grass verge that would serve...
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A TOTAL of £3,000 will be spent by Henley Town Council on relocating slow worms to make way for new homes. The council owns a grass verge that would serve...
SLOW worms living on a field in Henley could be relocated to make way for new homes. The town council, which owns a grass verge that would serve as the entrance...
Slow worms in way of homes '); '); SLOW worms living on a field in Henley may be relocated to make way for new homes. The town council, which owns a grass verge that would serve as the entrance to a proposed development off Fair Mile, has agreed in principle to move the creatures to a new home under a deal with developer Thames Properties. If the company is given the go-ahead to build 52 houses and 20 flats on the 4.6-hectare field, the council could sell the verge, or “ransom strip”. Lawyers for both sides have been in negotiations but must wait for South Oxfordshire District Council, ...