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Applicant breaks silence amid row over caravan site plan with 229 objections

30.07.2026 11:07 1 min 1 source РУС
Watford Observer ENG
Applicant breaks silence amid row over caravan site plan with 229 objections
Original source: Watford Observer

Applicant John Cash has submitted new documents for a plan to place two static caravans on land off Rucklers Lane in Kings Langley, which has drawn 229 objections. The application was filed last January without supporting documents. If approved by Dacorum Borough Council, the land would change use to a residential site. Opponents fear it could set a precedent for green belt development.

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Applicant breaks silence amid row over caravan site plan with 229 objections

30.07.2026 Watford Observer ENG Original source

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