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Local plan scoping consultation

Identifying and assessing sites

Representation ID: 4881

Received: 27/08/2026

Respondent: Janet Royle

Representation Summary:

This representation strongly objects to the proposed large-scale housing development in Ashley. It argues that the scheme would result in the loss of high-quality agricultural land at a time of growing concerns over food security and increasing reliance on imported food. The submission also states that the development would conflict with Green Belt policies, damage the countryside, reduce valuable green space and harm wildlife habitats, woodland and breeding areas. Concerns are raised about inadequate road capacity on Ashley Road, Mill Lane and Mobberley Road, with existing congestion and diversion issues already evident. It further highlights insufficient provision for schools, healthcare and local services.

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Local plan scoping consultation

Green Belt

Representation ID: 4883

Received: 27/08/2026

Respondent: Janet Royle

Representation Summary:

The proposal is at odds with the Green Belt policies and would destroy a vital green fresh air lung for the surrounding conurbations. It is not environmentally friendly justified and would destroy many nesting breeding grounds and Woodland.It is the first really countryside this side of Manchester.

Comment

Local plan scoping consultation

Transport and infrastructure

Representation ID: 4884

Received: 27/08/2026

Respondent: Janet Royle

Representation Summary:

- Access is already under severe strain, Ashley Road,Mill Lane and Mobberely Road are all incapable of taking any more traffic safely.
Last Sunday there was a accident between Ryecroft Lane and the Bollin Bridge resulting in the Road being closed for several hours.Which meant a very long detour through Ringway or Rostherne and Bowdon Roads that cannot cope with additional traffic.
- There is no provision for schools Doctors or Shopping. Local hospitals are already stretched to their limits.

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