Campaigners question how infrastructure for 3,500-home community will be delivered

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Campaigners are opposing Heronby, a proposed 3,500-home community near York and Selby.

Campaigners are opposing Heronby, a proposed 3,500-home community to be built near York and Selby. They have raised concerns about how the necessary infrastructure will be funded and delivered, as well as the impact on traffic in the area. Plans for the development are due to be decided on October 15.

Campaigners question how infrastructure for 3,500-home community will be delivered — Image: The Northern Echo

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Campaigners question how infrastructure for 3,500-home community will be deliveredCampaigners oppose Heronby, a proposed 3,500-home community near York and Selby, questioning traffic, infrastructure funding and delivery ahead of October 15 plans.The Northern Echo · 8 Oct, 05:00
Campaigners question how infrastructure for 3,500-home community will be deliveredCampaigners oppose Heronby, a proposed 3,500-home community near York and Selby, questioning traffic, infrastructure funding and delivery ahead of October 15 plans.Darlington & Stockton Times · 8 Oct, 05:00

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