Residents urge councillors to reject housing development
By Philip James Lynch - Local Democracy Reporter. A West London community group has called on councillors to reject plans to build nearly 900 homes near Grove Farm.
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By Philip James Lynch - Local Democracy Reporter. A West London community group has called on councillors to reject plans to build nearly 900 homes near Grove Farm.
The group has warned that the development in Sudbury, Ealing could damage protected green space. The plans include the construction of an 882-home development near Sudbury Hill Underground Station, and feature a mix of conventional and co-living homes.
She told the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) that she hopes planners reconsider the scale of the development. "The building plans are too large and intrusive, I therefore urge the planners to reconsider the scale of this development.".
When we speak to other residents about the development they feel disengaged from the process. The plans, which can be viewed on Ealing Council's planning portal with the reference 261463FUL, are currently still out for consultation and residents have until Wednesday, June 3, to comment.
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