News / Plan to use nearby land for port activities at Felixstowe is denied

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Planners have denied permission to use 67 hectares of land for port-related activities at Felixstowe.

East Suffolk Council had been asked to “ensure that adequate space is made available for port-related growth and activity”, but planning inspector Philip Lewis said he had “conflicting views before me” ...

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  • Robert Jervis

    February 18, 2020 at 3:43 pm

    It would appear that digging up the lawn at Trinity College caused unnecessary environmental damage. Ho hum…

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