150-home plan near Oxford criticised as 'unhinged'
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 06:12 · Archive
A proposal for 150 new homes near Littlemore on Oxford's edge has been criticised for relying on a non-existent station.
A proposal for 150 new homes on the edge of Oxford near Littlemore has drawn criticism for its connection to a railway station that does not yet exist. The plan has been described as 'unhinged' by opponents who argue that the development relies on infrastructure that is not in place.
Critics say the farmland has become a 'cheap victim' in the scheme. The proposal appears to hinge on assumptions about future transport links that remain uncertain.
How it is being reported
- 'Unhinged' 150 home plan makes farmland 'cheap victim'Oxford Mail · 6 Oct, 05:00
- 'Unhinged' 150 home plan makes farmland 'cheap victim'Oxfordshire Guardian · 6 Oct, 05:00
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