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A LARGE new store can be built in the South Downs National Park despite local objections. George Rees wants to build a third building next to two stores that were previously grain stores, off Stakes Lane, near Upham. Objectors said it was out of keeping with the national park and had no need to be in the countryside. There were 35 objections and four letters of support, the city council planning committee was told. Objectors Libby Cleaver, of Ashton Close, Bishop s Waltham, told the committee last Thursday: It is a disproportionate expansion of existing premises to the detriment of the landscape character. This activity does not need a rural location. It does not support farm diversification. There are noire sustainable sites for storage and distribution than such a sensitive location . ....
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A FRUSTRATED mum from Redditch says she is still waiting for repairs to be made to her home months after calling the council. Ms Lewis, aged 26, lives in a property at Ashton Close in Headless Cross with her partner and three children - aged three, six and 11. The annoyed tenant says there is multiple issues with the property, including a hole in the roof, which leaks water into a bedroom, and collapsed floorboards. Ms Lewis says the home also has issues with a leaking water pump that has come loose from the wall, and a shed which still has a leaking roof following repairs. She says these issues were reported to the council in December 2020. ....
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