Campaigners have said a fight to save their green belt 'starts now' after controversial plans to build 800 homes in a Shropshire village have been submitted to Shropshire Council
'We have the chance to be on the right side of history' – Campaigners vow to fight plans lodged for 800 homes on green belt
Campaigners have said a fight to save their green belt "starts now" after controversial plans to build 800 homes in a Shropshire village have been submitted to Shropshire CouncilThe plans between Newhouse Lane and Cross Road will include not just 800 homes but also a new secondary school and a care home, but the proposals are predominately on green belt.
The developer has said the plans, which were submitted to Shropshire Council this week, would create more than 1,000 jobs and add £62 million into the local economy, as well as helping Shropshire and the Black Country meet their housing needs.
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