Residents claim new plans for
COUNCILLORS last night (Wednesday) were expected to inspect a site earmarked for a controversial development. Plans to build 11 properties on the site in Green Drift, Royston, have been re-submitted to North Herts District Council after other schemes had
COUNCILLORS last night (Wednesday) were expected to inspect a site earmarked for a controversial development.
Plans to build 11 properties on the site in Green Drift, Royston, have been re-submitted to North Herts District Council after other schemes had been rejected.
The site is in the middle of a residential area and plans for the land have developed into a long-running saga.
Nearby residents have bitterly opposed development of the site.
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Residents' spokesman Caroline Coates said the latest scheme was "unsuitable" for the site.
She claimed the developers, Croudace Homes, were not listening to residents.
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When a previous scheme for the site was discussed members of the Royston area committee accused the developers of being "arrogant" as previous comments had been ignored.
