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November Public Inquiry: Astley residents raise £78,000 to fight HGV plan; 131 objectors join case
Some sections of the development stand approximately 30 metres from nearby homes, leaving residents concerned about the scale of industrial activity taking place alongside their neighbourhood. The upcoming hearing will examine Whistl’s application to operate up to 60 heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and 95 trailers from the site. According to regional reporting, 131 individuals representing 96 properties have lodged valid objections. The proceedings will be overseen by the Traffic Commissioner for t…
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