Protesters wave placards at Uttlesford Council’s offices to oppose building of up to 700 homes in Little Easton
Residents protest outside Uttlesford District Council's offices in opposition to 600-700 home scheme earmarked for Little Easton. - Credit: Archant
Protesters descended on Uttlesford District Council’s offices today to show their opposition to two controversial planning applications.
Residents from the Dunmow area waved placards outside the council’s base, on London Road, ahead of a pre-inquiry meeting by the Planning Inspectorate.
Developers for two schemes – a 600-700 home development in Little Easton, near Dunmow, and 800 home proposal in Elsenham – have appealed separate decisions by Uttlesford’s planning committee to reject the applications.
Both appeals will be heard on September 23. The Planning Inspectorate arranged to hold the pre-inquiry meeting this morning.